Sentence examples for spectrum regulation from inspiring English sources

This inefficient usage of the spectrum results directly from the current spectrum regulation policies, which divide the spectrum into static licensed and unlicensed frequencies.

Another motivation for the channel width adaptable network architecture is the recent open spectrum effort [7] made by the spectrum regulation authority such as FCC.

The new spectrum regulation policies for dynamic spectrum access, especially those concerning the use of the white spaces in the Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) bands, arise the need for fast and reliable signal identification and classification methods.

Due to the static licensing and allocation strategies, current spectrum regulation has resulted in extreme scarcity of available spectrum, while plenty of radio frequencies are actually unused temporally/geographically [1].

The significant difference between [17] and ours is that [17] only tries to obtain a global spectrum regulation for the whole networks so that all nodes can use only one spectrum partition style, while in our architecture we can adjust channel width flexibly across nodes (i.e., different nodes may use different spectrum partition styles), which offers further flexibility.

The recent proliferation of wireless communications services together with the inflexible spectrum regulations have resulted in a crowded radio frequency (RF) spectrum.

Equivalent video data rates of up to 1.5Gbps (including uncompressed 1080i and 720p) can be delivered on a single 20MHz channel in the 5GHz unlicensed band, conforming to worldwide 5GHz spectrum regulations.

The proposed IA technique is compared to a passive transmission technique which allows for cochannel interference, as well as to a resource splitting approach which would require altering the spectrum regulations.

E2 regulates almost 3,000 genes in immortalized human uterine endometrial adenocarcinoma cells, and the spectrum of regulation largely overlaps with those genes regulated by glucocorticoids (Whirledge and Cidlowski 2013; Whirledge et al. 2013).

The spectrum of regulation shown in Table 2 and Figure 3 varies a great deal for each species, but, as expected, the known biosynthetic and transporter genes are well-represented.

Anyway, the idea of spectrum-based regulation of telecom is outdated.