Sentence examples for frequencies used for from inspiring English sources

An additional complication is that some frequencies used for the wireless cameras overlap with those for Wi-Fi networking systems.

The military and aid groups passed out more than 6,500, and millions of leaflets were dropped telling the Afghan people of frequencies used for the American broadcasts.

At the low end of the spectrum are the frequencies used for things like television and mobile phones.

Local residents thought that perhaps an aircraft carrier docked at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard had sent disruptive radio transmissions on frequencies used for the remote-controlled keyless locks.

The transmissions used in the test were made at the ultra-high 28GHz frequency, which offers far more bandwidth than the 800MHz frequencies used for some 4G networks in the UK and elsewhere.

Their broadcasts can bleed into frequencies used for emergency services or, even worse, fuzz up Radio 4; they're often run by people connected with drugs and violence; they use bad language during school hours; they play too loud.

The signal is sent over 900 MHz (the same frequency used for cordless phones) and can be sent up to 1,000 feet away, which means that users can hear Rush Limbaugh, MP3's or the sound of a Windows error message from anywhere in their homes or yards.

When the calculated electron cyclotron frequency exceeds 6553.6 Hz, we set the reference frequency used for band division to 6553.6 Hz.

The frequency used for the communication is 2 GHz, the height of the BS antenna is 32 m, while that of the RN is 10 m.

CTAF is Common Traffic Advisory Frequencies; the radio frequency used for all communications at and around airports that do not have FAA Air Traffic Control ATCC) towers, or "uncontrolled" aircrafts in FAA jargon.

The prominent alpha peak was visually detected and its frequency used for the following procedure.