| The technique means that less power is needed for higher bandwidths and helps out distortion. |
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| Gagarin used radios that transmitted via the very high frequency, high frequency, and shortwave bandwidths. |
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| The log power of activity in delta, theta, alpha, sigma, and beta bandwidths was computed. |
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| The large bandwidths of the bands reflected the short lifetime of these states due to fast exciton relaxation. |
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| The spectra show a large variation in spectral features like the number of bands, bandwidths, and their polarization behavior. |
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| The communication infrastructure shall offer site connection bandwidths adapted to the expected traffic load. |
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| In November 2003, cablecom tripled the bandwidths of its hispeed products, while lowering prices at the same time. |
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| Of course, there is no reason to retain these current bandwidths for a new system. |
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| Thanks to the option of being permanently on-line and by offering much higher bandwidths, the scope of affordable services increases rapidly. |
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| The Macintosh operating system is already adjusted for high bandwidths and does not usually require any further adjustment. |
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| Much of the HF band is allocated to mobile and fixed voice communication services requiring transmission bandwidths of less than 12 kilohertz. |
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| These are generally used to amplify microwave signals over broad bandwidths. |
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| Windows is very often limited in terms of data transmission and not yet optimally adjusted for very high bandwidths. |
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| All too often, state monopolies charge exorbitant prices for the use of bandwidths. |
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| Network Emulator: Simulate users accessing the server using different bandwidths and several IP addresses. |
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| The phantoms send small impulses at very high frequencies down the Internet using newly developed fiber optic cables and extremely high bandwidths. |
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| From a user's point of view the protocols differ primarily by the used bandwidths and the respective transfer rates but vary as well regarding educible signs. |
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| It is envisaged that this work will contribute to reducing the uncertainties mentioned in this report, thereby at least partially reducing the corresponding parameter bandwidths. |
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| The SNC-RZ25P allows you to select M-JPEG or MPEG-4 compression format to achieve high-compression allowing smooth moving images to be streamed over a wide range of bandwidths. |
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| In order to offer everyone on the internet the best possible user experience, it is possible to code your fragments for various bandwidths in 1 file. |
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| I need to know if any of you are technical enough to talk about ways, other than conversion into digital, of reaching different bandwidths for people around the country. |
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| Who would have thought at the beginning of the decade that such levels of high-quality compression in terrestrial channel bandwidths would be possible? |
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| The new power line up builds on the proven Oticon RISE platform, incorporating large bandwidths, high speed decision making and intelligent wireless applications to give a new level of spatial awareness to the power user. |
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| Optical connections are exceptional for their high level of availability and reliability, minimal latency periods, low bit error rates and theoretically unlimited bandwidths. |
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| Lastly, during the year the Group launched a major innovation granting the public access to satellite Internet services with bandwidths and prices similar to those of broadband. |
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| This can be particularly advantageous with low bandwidths. |
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| It is also one of the first sites to take advantage of Microsoft Windows Media version 8, which delivers superior image quality over medium bandwidths. |
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| The spectral density of the RIN is stable and relatively constant to several tens of gigahertz, rendering it suitable for calibrations at even greater bandwidths. |
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