Sentence examples for few narrowband from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, benefits from the broadband chirp excitation, information of multiple distinct frequency ranges can be acquired simultaneously, and thus responses to a few narrowband excitations could be readily extracted.

For this reason, and due to possible degeneracies with other planetary properties, a few preselected narrowband filters would not be able to distinguish between the vast diversity of possible features, and the best discrimination of the source of the surface reflectivity would likely require an evaluation of the whole visible spectrum with spectrally resolved data.

Additionally, as subscriber growth slows, the company expects to realize fewer migrations from narrowband to broadband.

The variables and are independent of the subcarrier index, since only very few UWB subcarriers contribute to the interference component within the narrowband WiMAX channel.

The observed narrowband emissions features with drift rates of a few tens of MHz s−1 at 325 MHz can be interpreted by the generation process of fiber bursts (Kuijpers, 1975); i.e., the emission features are thought to be caused by whistlermode waves propagating in the corona.

The BM-PGEQ scheme appears as a useful intermediate between BM-TEQ and PTEQ and closely approaches the PTEQ performance for as few as four tone groups in an ADSL scenario, even in harsh environments with narrowband interference and crosstalk.

Programming for narrowband means short cartoons.

The tracks are narrowband recordings, light on bass or resonance.

The company plans to have two types of service, Swiftcomm N. (narrowband) and Swiftcomm W. (wideband).

A test version of the narrowband network was set up in New York City late last year.

But "narrowband" signals seemingly focused within specific wavelengths may have been dispatched on purpose.