Sentence examples for spectrum free from inspiring English sources

The law also gives incumbent analogue broadcasters chiefly Televisa and its main rival, TV Azteca digital spectrum free of charge.

(Weakening that argument: The industry itself received a quarter of its spectrum free over a decade ago).

"Everybody wants a piece of frequency, but we are running out," says Lazzi. "[With our antenna] any time there is spectrum free, you could go and use that part.

It is worthwhile to underline that the proposal assumes that the available channels (namely the licensed spectrum free from the PU activity) can be used by each CU at the same time.

These primers were extended simultaneously in a single tube with biotin ddNTPs to generate 3′-biotinylated DNA products, which were first captured by streptavidin-coated magnetic beads and then released from the beads and analyzed with MALDI-TOF MS. This approach generates a mass spectrum free of primer peaks and their associated dimers, increasing the scope of multiplexing SNPs.

The plan allowed commercial and public broadcasters 7 MHz of spectrum free of charge for 8 years to simulcast services in both digital and analogue, after which it was to be returned to the Commonwealth.

A new version of the standard should greatly improve data handling: among other measures, the industry is lobbying for spectrum freed up by the switch to digital TV to be made available for emergency services.

It involves borrowing spectrum from the Ministry of Defence and making use of spectrum freed up by the switch-off of analogue TV signals in the capital.

Spectrum freed up by the switch over to digital TV is highly sought after by mobile operators, because it offers in-building coverage and promises to speed up services significantly.

O2 and Vodafone, which will be bidding for spectrum freed up by the digital switchover, were unhappy about the head-start given to EE, which owns the Orange and T-Mobile brands, after Ofcom sanctioned its reuse of 2G spectrum for 4G services this year.

Coefficients from an AR model can be seen as implicit semi-nonparametric descriptors of a signal's spectrum, freeing us from using arbitrary frequency bands in a Fourier transformation.