Sentence examples for spectrum allocations from inspiring English sources

Sporadic court actions mining suspended in some areas, some spectrum allocations being cancelled have made rent-seeking less profitable, and foreign investors have begun to shun such sectors.

In response to expected service shortages, the American cellular industry proposed several methods for increasing capacity without requiring additional spectrum allocations.

While it is certainly true that new developments in data-compression techniques or greater network efficiency through subdividing cells in a provider's network can ameliorate some of the pressing need, I believe, long term, we will need to find more spectrum and also find ways of using current spectrum allocations more efficiently.

In general he's a supporter of Net Neutrality and fair rules in the spectrum allocations.

And he's firmly behind Google in the new mobile spectrum allocations (good update on Google's plans is here).

Game-theoretical solutions are considered to be a perfect match of nature for dynamic spectrum allocations.

But, as critics of the F.C.C.'s handling of spectrum allocation pointed out yesterday, it is fraught with problems.

Development of 4G and 5G in Europe are suffering because national governments jealously guard their prerogatives over spectrum allocation.

The problems will be formidable on everything from national VAT rates to broadband infrastructure investment and how national spectrum allocation can be harmonised.

The trial in the country's biggest corruption scandal, the 2G spectrum allocation scam, is scheduled to begin on Friday.

Auctions alone are now considered unsatisfactory, because they do not change the traditional structure of spectrum allocation.