Sentence examples for substantial spectrum from inspiring English sources

The FCC's incentive auction proposal, launched in September of last year, would unleash substantial spectrum for licensed uses like 4G LTE.

The merger's aggregation of substantial spectrum assets and potential to result in a dominant 5G network controlled by a single firm presents competitive problems.

In another transaction involving the merger of two nationwide competitors that involved substantial spectrum concentration (AT&T Wireless and Cingular), the FCC conditioned its regulatory approval on the parties' divestiture of spectrum assets in concentrated markets.

It is found that both substantial spectra broadening (45 → 100 nm) and red-shift (404 → 422 nm) can be realized with the continuous introduction of [GeO4]4- into the crystal lattice which has been simulated by a crystal-field model.

Although a lack of consensus change was observed for SLEV CP20B (table 1), this strain did possess a substantial mutant spectrum at passage 20 and it is therefore feasible that some minority variants were more suited for avian replication (Fig. 2).

The carbon monoxide system shows a more substantial shift spectrum in this region.

Scores greater than 80 are considered to indicate at least a below average to high average probability of autism and indicates the presence of substantial autistic spectrum symptoms.

Bioassay tests demonstrated that most of the compounds exhibited substantial broad-spectrum antitumor activity against the three cancer cell lines (HepG2, SGC-7901 and MCF-7).

Our results raise caution for application of penalized AIC in these cases, as the penalty imposed on more complex models may be sufficient to obscure substantial support from spectra with few total cells.

Electrochemical impedance spectrum demonstrates substantial reduction in interfacial polarization resistance, from 0.22 to 0.083 Ωcm2 at 700 °C when 5.84 wt.

Julius Genachowski, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, has rightly pointed out that substantial amounts of new spectrum are needed to drive the continued growth of the wireless industry.