Sentence examples for further spectrum from inspiring English sources

Further, Spectrum writes: "Essentially, current records in a quantum blockchain are not merely linked to a record of the past, but rather a record in the past, one that does not exist anymore".

Further spectrum acquisitions were done at 25 °C 1 min after cooling, then after 72 h and then 4 weeks later.

Moreover, new spectrum access schemes are being considered such as Licensed Shared Access (LSA) [56], which would allow using further spectrum for mobile communications especially in higher frequency bands in a more flexible way.

Ofcom's statement said: "Because of their current spectrum holdings, and/or the much lower risk that these national wholesalers would fail to acquire further spectrum in the auction, we do not consider it necessary to reserve any spectrum for Everything Everywhere, [O2 owner] Telefonica or Vodafone.

When it is not possible to perform further spectrum degradation and the number of available channels plus the ones to be released by all ongoing SdU calls is still not enough to attend the newly arrived SU call, it is queued in the buffer if the admission threshold (Q thr) at the buffer is not exceeded; otherwise, it is blocked.

Following cooling from 77 °C to 25 °C, a further spectrum was obtained.

Further spectra analysis reveals that the localized modes are located in the sites of defects and the sites around defects, due to the change of force constant at these sites.

Principal component analysis gave a two-dimensional "authentic" beef region (p = 0.001) against which further spectra could be compared.

Accordingly, research is conducted on further novel spectrum access schemes, e.g., for coordinated spectrum sharing between different UDNs, supporting network densification as addressed below.

Further, envelope spectrum of bearing vibration signal is also used to obtain characteristic bearing defect frequencies.

The result diversifies still further the spectrum of productions in a capital that finds room for all manner of theater.