Sentence examples for spectrum by from inspiring English sources

From "Writers and the Optimal-Child-Count Spectrum," by Rebecca Mead.

It separates the colours of the spectrum by a process of diffraction.

Starting in 1995, governments in America and Europe began selling spectrum by auction.

She turns them into objects, the way that women are turned into objects by the male gaze or, at the other end of the spectrum, by the rapist.

Click here to watch In the same year, Paul Walker dabbled at the opposite end of the spectrum by playing the lead in Disney's Eight Below.

But ITV's analogue spectrum privileges, worth £250m a year, will shrink to some £25m for universal access digital spectrum by switchover.

But what distinguishes Jon Reiss's lively, sure-handed film from the rest is that it widens the spectrum by taking a comprehensively international viewpoint.

Wealth fantasies now constitute a genre of their own, one that is matched at the other end of the spectrum by a doomsday literalism also prevalent on television.

Sweden, Britain and France are considering diverting some spectrum to mobile use and Germany is planning to auction off spectrum by the end of next June.

There will be political pressure to keep open universities at the teaching-only end of the spectrum by taking resources away from the world-class research universities".

(c) Reconstructed spectrum by LE.