Sentence examples for lowest band from inspiring English sources

The lowest band, land the river had most recently vacated, was a grid of newly planted seedlings.

Greece's creditors – the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the European Central Bank (ECB) and the European commission – want to do away with the lowest band.

In a letter to UCL Estates, NUS vice president of welfare Shelly Asquith said: "We do not believe that even this lowest band [of housing] is affordable".

I want more people to afford a home of their own, so let's take stamp duty off property in the current lowest band of £125,000 to £250,000.

Until now, company drivers of electric cars faced a 9% benefit-in-kind tax bill, which, while being the lowest band, still meant a £64-a-year bill for basic-rate taxpayers, assuming the car cost less than £20,000.

Al Bagnoli, the Penn football coach, said last year that he was given 2 spots in the lowest band, 8 in the second band, 12 in the third and 8 in the highest.

The obtained N Cu-AC/TiO2 shows a distiN Cu-AC/TiO2ption band in the vishows region andistinctivethe lowest babsorptionlue among all of the samples studied.

The aim of this paper is to present a method to optimise the broadband noise reducing performance of graded index sonic crystals, in a frequency range from well below to well above the lowest band-gap frequency.

Interestingly, the Sr0.875Ba0.125W0.875Ta0.125O3.9375 crystals show the lowest band-gap energy among all samples, possibly owing to the formation of the Ba-doped Sr2Ta2O7 impurity phase that also possesses a lower band-gap energy [27].

On the basis of the optimized results obtained in both the cases it has been found that (i) the band-gap of the copolymer is closest to that of the lowest band-gap component and (ii) the component having the lowest ionization potential has the maximum amount in the optimum solution.

In both cases, the lowest bands are from the s, p states of the B-type atoms.