Sentence examples for supply spectrum from inspiring English sources

Just a few miles to the west of the rather tatty-looking perimeter of the Lake City plant, I visited another thriving business at the other end of the supply spectrum.

"The only thing that can address the growing overall demand for mobile is increasing the overall supply of spectrum and the efficiency of its use".

One of Ofcom's core roles is to manage the limited supply of spectrum - necessary for all wireless communications - and balance the needs of different users.

By demonstrating the first cellular network that uses the technique, xG hopes to show that it could help wireless carriers facing growing demand but a relatively fixed supply of spectrum.

As Ofcom warned of the limited supply of spectrum, Richards spoke of the the need for "efficient utilisation of a scarce resource" and said that 25 per cent of UK spectrum was currently only used by the Government sector.

The self-assessment lets users rate their companies in five areas in the demand and supply integration spectrum: relevant value focus, integrated knowledge sharing, strategic resource allocation, integrated behavior, and capacity and demand balance.

Optical carrier supply by spectrum slicing and modulation and amplification by RSOA is a way of reducing costs in WDM PON but it gives a noisy transmission due to excess intensity noise of broadband sources, Amplified Spontaneous emission of the SOA and beat noise at detection.

"If we don't increase the supply of spectrum we're going to throttle the growth, the opportunity and the job creation we can get from mobile innovation".

We see a perfect example of Say's Law, as the increased supply of spectrum capacity leads, over and over again, to the development of new hardware and software that grows demand for bandwidth to absorb all the new capacity that technology has provided.

But the benefits of wireless are dependent on a big enough supply of spectrum to meet skyrocketing demand.

When Tom Wheeler takes his new post as chairman of the FCC one of his first, and most critical, tasks will be to keep the wireless revolution going by completing plans for auctions to supply more spectrum for wireless services.