Sentence examples for the appropriate spectrum from inspiring English sources

If agreement was reached, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) would likely implement that agreement as a federal regulation; if no agreement were reached, the FCC would itself determine the appropriate spectrum division.

Dairy cows perceive light differently than humans meaning a light fixture can provide ample lumens/watt, but may not provide light in the appropriate spectrum to stimulate milk yield.

This suggests that regulators should pay more attention to the specific features of the different bands, and that the appropriate spectrum management regime should be designed to recognise these differences.

The particular spectrum shown can be changed from within Second Life by simply changing the Media URL to point to the appropriate spectrum file.

A camera is used that is highly sensitive to infrared radiation in the appropriate spectrum and the computerised system differentiates benign from malignant tissue on the basis of the strength of the infrared signal.

In choosing antibiotics for the treatment of critically ill patients, clinicians should not base the decision only on the appropriate spectrum but also on factors such as pharmokinetics, pharmacodynamics, route of delivery, and local resistance patterns.

Library search methods generally outperform database search methods in terms of speed, error rates and sensitivity, but their applicability is contingent on the appropriate spectra being in the library (Lam and Aebersold 2011).

We may think 5 MHz is the most appropriate spectrum block size for our simulation scenario.

The applicability and market of IEEE 802.22 is restricted to remote and rural areas and the TV channel bandwidths of 6, 7 and 8 MHz have been specified as the most appropriate spectrum band for unlicensed users to transmit.

The value of appropriate spectrum light as therapy and as prophylaxis is well established.

This set involves imposing at the inlet plane an appropriate spectrum E(k) for the turbulence kinetic energy (TKE) and a condition for insuring that the statistical correlation 〈u1′u3′〉 between the streamwise and vertical velocity fluctuations retain a non-vanishing magnitude.