Sentence examples for spectrum upon which from inspiring English sources

"The number of wireless devices is exploding, and that means increasing demands on the spectrum upon which they all rely," Gene B. Sperling, director of the National Economic Council, said in a White House blog post on Friday.

In reality though, it's a step or two along the spectrum upon which we've been on for a long, long time: increasingly advanced driver safety systems.

Further expanding the spectrum upon which his music rests.

This suggests that there is a behavioral spectrum upon which these two mouse models can be found.

At issue is the allocation of wireless spectrum, the crucial "real estate" upon which wireless networks are built.

This broader presentation of a KAT6B spectrum disorder was the basis upon which testing KAT6B was suggested in case 51, a 24-week fetus with contractures, agenesis of the corpus callosum and hydronephrosis.

Stability of these line equilibria are analyzed, and coexisting infinitely many attractors' behaviors with the variations of the initial conditions are investigated by bifurcation diagrams, Lyapunov exponent spectra, attraction basins, and phased portraits, upon which the forming mechanism of extreme multistablity in the memristor-based hypogenetic jerk system is explored.

These are values that people across the political spectrum should be able to unite behind; after all, they are ideals upon which our nation was founded.

Wherever you find yourself on the political spectrum, chances are you'll find a facet of modern British life upon which to blame the popularity of NekNominate.

Charter, doing business as Spectrum, has — through word and deed — made clear that it has no intention of providing the public benefits upon which the Commission's earlier approval was conditioned.

Most of remotely sensed spectra are composed of mixtures and not necessarily pure materials, and then the spectral reflectance curves produce a continuum upon which diagnostic absorptions may be superimposed.