Sentence examples for spectra away from inspiring English sources

However, these lines fail to register in the RIS map for Prussian blue because the black in the mixture shifts the spectra away from the characteristic reflectance of pure Prussian blue.

Plan C would be farther down the spectrum away from tangible, pecuniary benefits.

By giving the new spectrum away instead of auctioning it off to the highest bidders, Congress deprived the treasury, and thus taxpayers, of tens of billions of dollars.

Blair Levin, an expert in telecommunications policy at Stifel Nicolaus, a financial services company, and a former chief of staff at the F.C.C., said it seemed unlikely that the government would simply give the spectrum away.

As well as raising money for governments, which previously just gave spectrum away, auctions ensure that the spectrum is allocated efficiently and goes to the companies that value it the most.

Hesch's story illuminates a different end of the sports doping spectrum, away from the power, money and glamour of Tour de France champions, home run kings and Olympic gold medalists.

Of course the FCC could just take that spectrum away.

Google suspects Verizon would pay dearly to keep spectrum away from others.

This pincer movement may finally pry spectrum away from the powerful incumbents that grabbed it, free of charge, decades ago.

It shouldn't surprise you, then, to learn that the whole point of its complaining to the FCC is to wrest some of that spectrum away.

GR I'd like to make bigger contributions to the industry and perhaps guide aspiring models and agents in a broader spectrum, away from the booking table and out in the universe.