Sentence examples for reserve spectrum from inspiring English sources

Ofcom said it had decided to reserve spectrum for Three or a new entrant to ensure that four players continue to compete in the UK market, keeping prices lower and ensuring better coverage.

As previously commented, the most effective mechanism for guarantee QoS for real-time and interactive applications in CRNs is to reserve spectrum band for exclusive use of the secondary network (CCRNs) [3, 5 8].

It is important to point out that in order to guarantee quality of service of secondary real-time traffic, in the literature, it has been proposed to reserve spectrum resources for exclusive use of the secondary users [13] but this is not considered in this manuscript.

Spectrum partitioning means that the total spectrum band is divided into normal spectrum band (in which PUs can preempt SUs) and reserved spectrum band (dynamically leased from the primary network) for exclusive use of the secondary network [3, 5 8].

Furthermore, they can be narrowed down to only IEEE 802.11a, IEEE 802.11p, and IEEE 802.16e, since vehicular communications will take place in the 5 GHz band: both US and European authorities have reserved spectrum for ITS at 5.9 GHz.

It has promised to reserve some spectrum, in the 800MHz or other less valuable bands, for a fourth operator (Three) or a "new entrant" – none has yet declared.

AT&T might not be a big fan of the FCC's plan to reserve some spectrum for smaller carriers in the coming 2015 auction, but that doesn't mean the effort doesn't have supporters.

The government must ensure that Ofcom reserves sufficient spectrum for citizen and community uses.

For example, if the government has reserved some spectrum for use at an Air Force bombing range, but no bombing is happening on a particular day, cognitive radio could allow a phone to sense the open channel and switch to it.

In [26], for instance, it is proposed a channel reservation mechanism in which a certain number of white spaces are precluded to be used by new arriving secondary sessions (that is, those white spaces are reserved for spectrum handoff).

Special "reserves" and unlicensed spectrum could be put aside for emerging technologies that lack financial or political clout.