Sentence examples for frequency known from inspiring English sources

If the government asked EchoStar to stop carrying Al Jazeera, the signal would be lost to viewers in the United States who use the small dish antennas operating on a frequency known as the KU-band.

The big-bang theory not only predicts that all objects, except those in which the helium could have been destroyed, should have a minimum of about 25 percent helium but that the microwave radiation should have a particular distribution with frequency known as the Planck form.

As each craft zooms away from the solar system, the radio waves it transmits back to earth are slightly stretched out, causing a change in frequency (known as a Doppler shift) that depends on the craft's speed relative to the earth.

Every antenna has its own optimal operation frequency known as resonance frequency (Fig. 3).

Specifically, the wave contains the base, or "fundamental," frequency for each note plus multiples of that frequency known as harmonics.

Previous studies have considered how to determine absorber paths in order to obtain absorbers with amplitude-independent frequency known as tautochronic absorbers.

Those who read my writing with any frequency know that I am very supportive of union musicians.

The scandal centers on the 2008 allotment of frequencies, known as spectrum, that carry mobile telephone service.

Google bid $4.7 billion for a group of frequencies known as the C block, which can be used for nationwide wireless voice and data service, but it was outbid by Verizon.

Some economists and others remain critical of the way the auction was set up, pointing out that among other things, two groups of frequencies, known as the A and B blocks, sold at much higher prices than the C block.

Last summer, the company vowed to bid a minimum of $4.6 billion, the reserve price, for a set of frequencies known as the C block as long as the F.C.C. imposed some "openness" conditions on it.