Sentence examples for unlicensed basis from inspiring English sources
The FCC permits UWB devices to operate on an unlicensed basis following restrictive power spectral masks for both indoor and outdoor environments.
For several years now, the tech industry, the public interest community, and entrepreneurs have been clamoring for the green light to begin innovating and building new products for these airwaves on an unlicensed basis.
Due to the possibility of interference to other communication systems by the ultra-wideband impulses, UWB is currently only allowed emission on an unlicensed basis subject to FCC part 15 rules which restricts the field strength to microvolts/meter/MHz at a distance of 3m.
They are often prescribed on an unlicensed or "off label" basis (percentages ranging from 11-80% 1) simply by extrapolating data for adults, without conducting any paediatric clinical, kinetic, dose finding, or formulation studies in children.
However, others have argued that because practitioners prescribe untested or unlicensed treatments on a daily basis, distributive justice should be the overriding principle to ensure that all children benefit from evidence based treatments in the future [ 13, 18].
But a greater reason is piracy; the federation estimates that 55 percent of Internet users in India go to unlicensed music services on a monthly basis.
DNA methylation is well known to protect against unlicensed homologous recombination (HR), which is the basis for many mutational events.
Thalidomide is unlicensed in the United Kingdom and only available on a named-patient basis.
A vision of a cognitive radio based approach that uses allocated spectrum in an opportunistic manner to create virtual unlicensed bands, i.e., bands that are shared with the primary users on a non-interfering basis.
Fluimucil, while legal, is an unlicensed medicine in the UK and not generally available yet Brailsford said his riders used it "on a regular basis".
It allows unlicensed wireless users to dynamically access the licensed bands allocated to legacy spectrum holders on a negotiated or an opportunistic basis.
