Sentence examples for spectrum response from inspiring English sources

Britain, he added, would offer a "full spectrum" response.

Earlier, Cameron pledged a "full spectrum" response to the killings.

The quantum efficiency curves and the spectrum response curves are obtained after these samples are activated.

Impedance spectrum response for all measuring points was obtained by means of simultaneous implementation of selected range of frequencies.

David Cameron's pledge of a "full spectrum" response to the Tunisian massacre left much of Whitehall bewildered about what the prime minister meant and what their departments could achieve much beyond what they were already doing.

But this "full spectrum" response, as Cameron has called it, could be fatally undermined without a legally robust definition of extremism able to survive challenges in Britain's courts on freedom of speech grounds.

They represent broad spectrum responses to the presence of the ectomycorrhizal fungus and are believed to be expressed in order to limit invasive growth of the symbiont [ 24].

But I want us to step up and do what I call a full-spectrum response.

Professional politicians, and their intellectual menials, will no doubt blather on about "Islamic fundamentalism", the "western alliance" and "full-spectrum response".

Le Guin's evisceration ("toneless, inexact", "flat, dull", "painful") chimed with the bloodier end of Fleet Street's full-spectrum response to the hardback publication, which ran from contemptuous to bowled over with much head-scratching in between.

As part of the government's "full-spectrum response" to the threat posed by Islamic State, George Osborne will announce the creation of a new National Cyber Centre as he says the government is to double cyber investment to £1.9bn.