Sentence examples for spectrum over which from inspiring English sources
Today, among our most valuable and yet little known public assets are the frequencies in the electromagnetic spectrum over which television and radio are broadcast and communication signals are sent.
A wireless channel is a continuous portion of the frequency spectrum over which radio can transmit or receive its signals.
This is particularly crucial for CLI, where the signal is already weak at production and the emission is on a broad spectrum, over which the optical properties vary much.
Jamison has argued that the FCC could be replaced by a much smaller agency charged with handing out licenses for wireless airwaves — essentially acting as a traffic cop for the spectrum over which cellphone calls, mobile data and TV signals travel.
There is little doubt the way in which key stakeholders from health professionals, industry, government to patients, conceptualise CMDs and NCDs, is vast; there is a spectrum over which these conditions can be viewed.
The commission is preparing for a complicated auction next year of bands of spectrum — the electromagnetic airwaves over which television, radio and cellphone signals travel.
(B) Normalized scattering spectrum of representative cell from part A. Inset shows the cell region of interest (ROI) over which the spectrum was collected.
Averaging over one spin period (8 s) can be applied to the obtained power spectrum and cross spectrum, which is useful for noise reduction.
He suggested that the problem was the lack of private property rights over spectrum, which prevented the formation of a market to allocate spectrum efficiently.
The first lets Verizon buy wireless spectrum -- the public airwaves over which iPads, cellphones and radios receive data -- that these three cable companies teamed up to purchase from the Federal Communications Commission in 2006.
The SS is the slope of the linear regression of the calibrated spectrogram and the MBF is the value of the regression fit at the center frequency over which the spectrum was measured.
