Sentence examples for spectrum of valuable from inspiring English sources

The US Department of Energy defined biorefinery as "an overall concept of a processing plant where biomass feedstock is converted and extracted into a spectrum of valuable products" [17].

William E. Kennard, chairman of the F.C.C., said this week that the broadcasters had made unreasonable demands on his agency, trying to use their leverage as holders of valuable spectrum licenses.

The Supreme Court on Thursday asked why no action was taken on the Nov. 2, 2007, letter written by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to former Telecom Minister Andimuthu Raja favoring the transparent sale of valuable spectrum — transmission airwaves — by auctioning it.

"Now the F.C.C. is faced with the real possibility that it made a multibillion-dollar grant of valuable spectrum to someone who could be charged with violating securities laws".

Between Teledesic and ICO, Mr McCaw is also sitting on vast amounts of valuable spectrum; among his ideas to make use of it is a network of terrestrial base stations that repeat satellite signals, reaching users in places such signals cannot go, such as inside buildings.The best prospect for satellites that transmit Internet data may be variations of what is already in orbit.

Various countries have been considering how these bits of valuable spectrum might be put to use, as TV broadcasts have gone digital and egged on by interested parties in the tech space — such as Google — who have a vested interest in spreading connectivity.

At issue is Nextel's use of 800-megahertz spectrum for its mobile phone operations and the future of valuable 1.9-gigahertz spectrum used by its rivals.

Recognition of this spectrum is valuable for understanding the pathogenesis and diagnosis of all forms of hypoxanthine guanine phosphoribosyltransferase deficiency.

They include men like A. Raja, the former telecommunications minister who presided over the sale of valuable cellphone spectrum at rock-bottom prices, costing the Indian treasury as much as $40 billion.

This approach is very wasteful of valuable radio spectrum [2].

"I think trying to read a broad spectrum of publications was highly valuable because we were soliciting subjects for improvisational scenes from the audience every night".