Sentence examples for wider band from inspiring English sources

The real immediately hit the top of the new, wider band.

To use the euphemism applied to some ASEAN currencies, its reputation is now trading in a wider band.

Today's fully digital systems are able to record a wider band of information for up to 25 hours.

Semiconductors and insulators may be differentiated by the size of their band gaps, the former having narrower band gaps and the latter having wider band gaps.

Initially, China could allow the yuan to move within a wider band, or peg it to a basket of currencies rather than the dollar alone.

The structure of management on the fourteenth floor has also been transformed to meet the need for adjustment to more rapid change, across a wider band of concern.

Our call, for example, for a wider band of role models, was based on research that showed black boys favoured everyday citizens over celebrities.

These devices are known as undulators if they produce a tight, narrow oscillation generating a narrow band of radiation, or wigglers if they produce a wider band.

With each increase in the intensity of the sound stimulus, the neuron is able to respond to a wider band of frequencies, thus reflecting the broad tuning of the basilar membrane.

The Taylor series-based representation of the maximally flat (MF) FIR fractional delay (FD) filter is manipulated to obtain a FD filter with a wider band-width.

To investigate the possibility that frequencies above 0.08 Hz may contribute to inherent functional connectivity, the analyses in Figure 5 figure supplement 1 are once again repeated after data are filtered with a wider band-pass filter between 0.01 Hz and 0.13 Hz.