Sentence examples for more open spectrum from inspiring English sources

Most industry participants, however, are keen for more open spectrum.

"In Google's view, many of these thorny problems would be alleviated by a more open and market-driven spectrum access policy," they wrote.

By being more open with our full spectrum of emotions, we will become more comfortable with being uncomfortable.

We're in the Facebook era, and are more open to sharing information in the healthcare spectrum.

Federal regulators are moving to encourage the creation of a more open national wireless network when they auction off spectrum licenses in January.

In addition, federal regulators are moving to create a more open national wireless network when it auctions off spectrum licenses in January that would allow bidders to build a network free from carrier constraint.

Horsman told HoldTheFrontPage: "I'm sure a majority of councillors across the political spectrum favour the idea of being more open.

Google, for its part, unsuccessfully bid for wireless spectrum this year in an effort to force carriers to be more open to allowing various handsets and Internet services on their networks.

There is a spectrum of attitudes among carriers but most are building something more open than they had a year ago.

These results lend strong support to recent suggestions that the area was on the more wooded end of the habitat spectrum, contra initial conclusions that it represented a mosaic of more open habitats.

Dennis Ross went to work for Wolfowitz shortly after writing a paper trashing the work of Team B. "What I always found in him that separated him from everybody else on that side of the political spectrum is not that he didn't have predispositions, but that he was much more open, much more intellectually open, to different kinds of interpretations," Ross says.