Examples of Spectrum in a sentence

Spectrum of expression of MCAD and SCAD detected by newborn screening.
Interference Protection for Federal Incumbents in AWS-1 Spectrum.
In the 2017 Spectrum Frontiers Order, the Commission acknowledged that companies, including Aeronet, Google, and The Elefante Group, proposed different uses of the 70/80/90 GHz bands ‘‘which neither fit the traditional mobile broadband nor fixed link models,’’ but it determined that the Commission should consider these proposals and possible future uses in its Wireless Backhaul proceeding.
TheCommission seek comment on these tentative conclusions.The Commission notes that it’s revisiting the Commission’s decision in the 2017 Spectrum Frontiers Order (83FR 37, 52–53 (Jan.
Infrared spectra were recorded on a FT-IR Spectrum GX instrument (Perkin Elmer).

More Definitions of Spectrum

Spectrum means the continuous range of electromagnetic wave frequencies used for electronic communications;

Spectrum means the continuous range of electromagnetic wave frequencies used for telecommunications;

Spectrum means the continuous range of electromagnetic wave frequencies up to and including a frequency of 420 terahertz;

Spectrum has the meaning set forth in the Preamble.

Spectrum means any license granted by the FCC or other Governmental Authority that grants the licensee the exclusive right to operate within an assigned radio frequency, regardless of the use for which such frequency is allocated.

Spectrum means spectrum in specific frequency bands that are subject to a Communications Licence issued to the Borrower or an Affiliate, and in the case of spectrum licensed by the FCC, this refers to, without limitation, spectrum that is licensed to the Borrower or an Affiliate in the 1610-1618.725 and the 2483.5 – 2500 MHz frequency bands.

Spectrum means all Wireless spectrum that is owned, leased, licensed or otherwise made available or allocated to a member of the applicable Contributing Group.