Sentence examples for working spectrum from inspiring English sources

People across the working spectrum suffered job losses in recent years: bricklayers and bookkeepers as well as workers in manufacturing and marketing.

At the other end of the working spectrum, a 16-year-old living at home who chooses unemployment rather than college or training receives precisely nothing from the state, while a teenager at the further education college is eligible for the means-tested Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) of up to £30 a week.

According to most of existing energy detection methods, before deciding working spectrum, C will sense spectrum hole around it.

According to most of existing energy detection methods, before deciding working spectrum, secondary user C will sense spectrum hole around it.

The EPR spectra were recorded in digital form (an average of three scans was used as a working spectrum).

Reproducibility and discriminatory power were calculated for the working spectrum (range 4000 900 cm−1) and, independently, for the particular sections according to the important regions of infrared spectroscopy.

The manufactured absorbers showed high absorption over their whole working spectra varying from 93.4 % at the minimum to 99.9 % at the maximum.

The absorbers were manufactured as well, and they proved to have high absorption over their whole working spectra varying from 93.4% at the minimum to 99.9% at the maximum.

By then, the Knights' work spectrum had widened to South Africa, the far east, the US (where they reached the top 100 in 1983 with The Topical Song) and, especially, Australasia, where a 50,000 attendance for a show in Perth in 1983 was not untypical.

In our previous work, spectrum auction in a fractional frequency reuse (FFR) cognitive cellular system was studied.

In this work, spectrum sensing for cognitive radios is considered in the presence of multiple Primary Users (PU) using frequency-hopping communication over a set of frequency bands.