On the other hand, the FT method using broadband pulses allows us to measure the TPE spectrum at once without tuning the pump wavelength and to suppress the fluctuations in the spatial overlap between the two lights.
By using broadband to deliver video, the computer monitor becomes almost indistinguishable from the television set.
Internet use is widespread, a large proportion of it using broadband.
She sees the future of education, in part, in teleconferencing -- with great professors and historians using broadband phone access to address students.
But within five years it is likely that most of its United States customers will be using broadband Internet links -- with or without AOL.
People using broadband at racecourses will only be able to use partner websites and there will be a marketing campaign in their favour.
"Online use is very high among Latinos, maybe 20 million people using broadband Internet," said Michele Ruiz, a former television anchorwoman who started the Saber Hacer (to know, to do) Web site in 2007.
During a recession, won't people want to stay at home using broadband, already paid for, rather than going out? Won't they want to shop without the hassle and parking problems of Oxford Street?
(There are an additional three million people with $15- or $24-a-month 24-a-months who connect using broadband connections they buy separately from cable or phone companies or obtain at work).
By the end of this year, about 17percentt of the nation's Internet-linked homes, or more than 10 million homes over all, will be using broadband, according to analysts.
Mr. Entner found that just 25percentt of business wireless customers were using broadband data services in 2005, but he expects that number to rise to 83percentt by 2016.
