Sentence examples for making for spectrum from inspiring English sources

Many of the works assume centralized decision making for spectrum access and sharing.

For instance, the authors in [20] proposed the decision making for spectrum selection by finding the shortest path of a tree-structure solution which meets certain required criteria for a class of service or application.

Approval voting is a nonpartisan election reform that would undercut the role of spoilers on both sides of the political spectrum, making for more legitimate winners.

A similar observation is made for the characteristic spectra of textual strings with latent profile periodicity (Fig.  2a c).

Ultimately, with fewer sensors working together, the spectrum sensing is less robust for making correct spectrum access decisions.

"It is urgent that the United States follow other advanced countries in making adequate spectrum available for 3G applications," the report said.

One significant issue in the debate is whether the F.C.C. will be able to meet a mandate in the digital television law calling for reallocation of the frequencies to public safety organizations while simultaneously making spectrum available for commercial applications.

A detailed investigation of the spectrum is made for the case where V has one nondegenerate minima per unit cell.

Circular dichroism (CD) spectra were made for peptides 11438, 33207, 33208 and 33210 to estimate α-helix content percentage and stability.

But room on the pinot noir spectrum must be made for wines like our No. 1, a 2003 spätburgunder from August Kesseler in the Rheingau, which combined long-lasting flavors of black cherry, mint and earth.

At the bottom end of the spectrum, that would make for a total payment of $20,000, a 37.5 percent discount off the $32,000 total of tuition, room and board for California residents.