Sentence examples for heavy spectrum from inspiring English sources

Note that interference TxRate of 2 Mbps was not assessed on interference channels of 6 and 7 since the heavy spectrum utilization at 2 Mbps objects data transmission to an extent that iperf does not report any throughput value.

There's a lot I don't much like about Heavy Spectrum's reboot of Shadow of the Beast, out now exclusively for the PS4.

Aureobasidium pullulans is an increasingly attractive host for bio-production of pullulan, heavy oil, polymalic acid, and a large spectrum of extracellular enzymes.

Fig. 7. Average heavy ion spectra from the tail (upper panel) and from the dayside magnetosheath (lower panel).

Other scientific goals include the investigation of heavy ions spectra up to Fe, elemental abundance of trans-iron nuclei and a measurement of the diffuse γ ray emission with high energy resolution.

Neil Malamuth, a U.C.L.A. psychologist, explains that the actual findings are nuanced enough to displease both sides of the political spectrum: heavy consumption of violent pornography is one of several risk factors that, working together, can increase the likelihood of sexual aggression in some men.

On the opposite end of the spectrum, heavy rains have generated widespread flooding in South America and unusual above-average precipitation has raised concerns in East Africa.

A comparison of the obtained theoretical results with the published experimental data shows that analytical techniques based on the simplified quarter car vehicle model are capable of producing ground vibration spectra of heavy military vehicles that reproduce basic properties of experimental spectra.

But for all its advances, LTE does have a downside in that it makes very heavy use of the spectrum allocated to it.

In contrast, the overall spectrum of heavy ion induced mutations revealed a majority of partial or total deletions of the Hprt gene.

In this paper, we study the performance of detecting the PU based on its time domain SoS, by classifying them as light, average or heavy users of the spectrum, together with noisy sensing at the CR nodes.