Sexuality is a spectrum; gender is a spectrum; light is a spectrum.
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Sexuality is a spectrum and people fall all across the spectrum.
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A psychological spectrum has mapped itself onto the US political spectrum.
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Psychopathy is a spectrum, and we are all somewhere on that spectrum.
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Spectrum: There's a lot going on in the spectrum department right now.
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Spectrum Licenses Acquired: In 2015, debt levels also increased due to the acquisition of spectrum in the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) AWS-3 spectrum auction.
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In "Spectrum Reverse Spectrum" she exposed 70-millimeter film stock to different colors.
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"Spectrum Reverse Spectrum" was made without a camera, simply by exposing film stock to colored light, producing a gradual transition through the spectrum, from violet to red and back.
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But there is a spectrum of breasts, just like there is a spectrum of gender.
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There's also spectrum availability to factor in and the cost of acquiring the necessary spectrum.
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Benefits from additional spectrum, fibre assets and subscribers will more than offset the additional spectrum liabilities.
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Meanwhile, T-Mobile got "the motherlode" of spectrum in the 600 MHz spectrum auction, Legere said.
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The result, Full Spectrum Command, was a military-only version of 2003's Full Spectrum Warrior.
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And we've done a bunch of experiments using the new spectrum that's available – C-band spectrum.
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You won't be surprised to hear that public spectrum has much less restrictions than licensed spectrum.
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Spectrum Licenses Acquired: Debt levels also increased due to the acquisition of spectrum in the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) AWS-3 spectrum action, which closed at the end of January 2015.
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Furthermore, the regulator's approval in September 2015 to allow spectrum sharing and trading will allow telcos to buy or share spectrum among themselves, and could make bidding in spectrum auctions unattractive.
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"Generations of exclusive spectrum licenses—with paid spectrum auctions in later years—have convinced the telecom sector that it owns the spectrum the American people generously allow it to use," Doctorow says.
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Trump is also creating a White House Spectrum Strategy Task Force and wants federal agencies to report on government spectrum needs and review how spectrum can be shared with private sector users.
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"Spectrum is a vital resource that fuels the UK's economy," Philip Marnick, Ofcom's Spectrum Group Director, said.
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Spectrum Mobile Spectrum Mobile is offering its usual trade-in plus $200 extra toward a new device.
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Just as there's a spectrum of autism, do you think there's a spectrum of narcissistic personality disorder?
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Significant Spectrum Fee: We expect TWM to spend a significant amount in the spectrum auction in 2017.
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Spectrum is what powers all of this connectivity, from the licensed spectrum used for mobile connectivity and satellites to the unlicensed spectrum that's used for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and the internet of things.
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Sprint has a boatload of mid-band spectrum that complements T-Mobile's low-band and millimeter wave spectrum.
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Technically, the electromagnetic spectrum includes radio waves as well as frequencies that fall within the visible light spectrum.
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In Malaysia's recent spectrum re-allocation, smaller MNOs were allocated a much smaller 900MHz spectrum of 2x5MHz each.
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An adult man on the autism spectrum is an adult man; the spectrum isn't a certificate of sainthood.
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Where small satellites typically operate in the increasingly congested X-band spectrum, we operate in the Ka-band spectrum.
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RCom had challenged DoT's decision to impose one-time spectrum charge on its contracted CDMA and GSM spectrum resources.
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It's a spectrum that has to serve many minders, and there are constant complaints about the spectrum being crowded.
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"There is a wide spectrum, and Lydia's a little bit more mild on the spectrum," she said of AFM.
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The FCC has been making more spectrum available — especially high-band spectrum, which is most useful in urban and suburban areas — and telecom companies have been more efficiently using spectrum they've been allocated by the government.
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The licenses are for spectrum in the 600MHz range, which in terms of spectrum, is some seriously high-quality stuff.
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The third 5G spectrum auction will be the largest, with the FCC selling 3,400 megahertz in three different spectrum bands.
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Spectrum is really just a fancy term for radio waves, a specific portion of the electromagnetic spectrum (hence the name).
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Reliance Jio, after having invested about USD963bn on spectrum and networks, has access to the pan-India 800MHz/850MHz spectrum.
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Bharti had earlier acquired 43MHz of 0003MHz spectrum from Telenor India in seven circles to enhance its 4G spectrum portfolio.
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Sprint's spectrum holdings, which include low-band 27MHz spectrum, mid-band 63MHz, and lots of high-band 26GHz spectrum, put it in a unique position to take advantage of new technologies such as carrier aggregation and beamforming.
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The Sweetwater Spectrum Residential Community for Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders, in Sonoma, CA, was completed by Roche+Roche Landscape Architecture.
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You can see a map of T-Mobile and Sprint's combined spectrum holdings here and Verizon's spectrum holdings here for comparison.
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Providing more spectrum for mobile broadband: 5G will also require more spectrum, especially in the ultra-high frequency (millimeter wave) bands.
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The FCC is holding a high-band spectrum auction in November, but there's not a clear pipeline for mid-band spectrum.
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To work best, 5G needs what's called low-band spectrum, because it allows signals to travel farther than high-band spectrum.
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Dennett believes that there is a spectrum, and that we can train ourselves to find the idea of that spectrum intuitive.
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Trump, who rolled back two Obama-era presidential memorandums on spectrum, also called for the creation of a White House Spectrum Strategy Task Force, and asked federal agencies to review how spectrum can be shared with private sector users.
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Additionally, Intel says that the modem will support both millimeter wave (mmWave) spectrum as well as lower-band parts of the spectrum.
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The current Spectrum Brands management team will lead the combined company and HRG's board will be replaced by the Spectrum Brands board.
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The additional spectrum would "promote the development of 5G, the Internet of Things and other advanced spectrum-based services," the FCC said.
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In fact, there's an entire spectrum, much like there are many different kinds of light, of varying wavelengths, in the electromagnetic spectrum.
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What to look for: On labels, it might be referred to as either CBD isolate, or as broad spectrum or full spectrum.
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"The president is on the ideological spectrum at one point and the Senate is on the ideological spectrum on another," said Franklin.
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Many in Washington are looking at repurposing spectrum held by the United States government, which readily concedes that it uses spectrum inefficiently.
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"Blue light is the spectrum that signals the clock in the brain, and it is the spectrum that suppresses melatonin," she said.
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Stations will be able to go off the air entirely, share spectrum with others or move to a different band of spectrum.
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The rapid advancement of technology is creating a "spectrum crunch" where demand for spectrum will soon be greater than the resources available.
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Under the planned auction by the Federal Communications Commission, this midband spectrum, sometimes called "C Band" spectrum, would be reassigned from satellite companies to telecommunications firms and others that need the spectrum to develop and build high speed cellular service.
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Charter and Altice were also reportedly bidding for the spectrum, but Dish became the winner for both the spectrum and the additional assets.
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The spectrum regulator, the National Broadcasting and Telecommunication Commission (NBTC), previously said it plans to hold a 700-Mhz spectrum auction in December.
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First, 53G is going to represent a mix of licensed and unlicensed spectrum, and some of that spectrum is going to be shared.
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"This would allow spectrum to be used whilst a potentially protracted legal process in relation to the 3.4GHz spectrum is contested," he said.
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A strong federal spectrum strategy should include a balanced mix of both clearing and sharing, and make available both licensed and unlicensed spectrum.
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There's an entire spectrum of gravitational waves, much like there are many different kinds of light, of varying wavelengths, in the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Ms. Baker notes the spectrum of bad behavior from Bill Cosby to "handsy" salesmen, but we must also acknowledge the spectrum of certainty.
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The auction was a rare opportunity for companies to pick up new spectrum — T-Mobile says it won 45 percent of all spectrum sold.
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For example, if a patient takes a narrow-spectrum antibiotic, might that affect a broader spectrum of microbes because of ecological dependencies among them?
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The Info-communications Media Development Authority's (IMDA) general spectrum auction raised SGD1.15 billion for 175MHz of spectrum in the 700MHz, 900MHz and 2.5GHz bands.
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And — instead of making some horrible, cheap joke about players on the spectrum — Rick reveals that he believes himself to be on the spectrum.
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I also believe that sexologists fully recognize that women are on a spectrum, but they don't really believe that guys are on a spectrum.
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Reliance Jio had first acquired 4G LTE spectrum way back in 2010, becoming the first player to have spectrum in 20163MHz band across India.
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Where is Blumhouse on the spectrum ... Speaker 5: On the spectrum of, let's say Relativity Media is the ultimate business model of a film.
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It's tempting to envision depression as an extreme point on a mood spectrum, he adds, but it's really the mood spectrum shutting down altogether.
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And it's a spectrum that we're really good, in the media, rat reducing to an idiotically narrow spectrum, and I think that's a problem.
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But new competitors for the spectrum are surfacing, which could dash T-Mobile's chances of acquiring enough spectrum at a price it can afford.
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Inmarsat's spectrum looked particularly complementary to the frequencies owned by Echostar sister company DISH and would broaden Echostar's own existing European spectrum, it added.
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We have developed an auction design and bidding rules, and established a market-based spectrum reserve to promote the competitive availability of this spectrum.
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If safety exists on a spectrum, there's a certain portion of that spectrum that was totally violated and changed and turned on its head.
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The radio spectrum is only one small interference-prone slice of the larger electromagnetic spectrum, and it can only offer relatively slow data rates.
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As the push-and-pull over our limited amount of wireless spectrum rages on, we're going to see more situations like this, where technology improvements that take up less spectrum room win out over prior technologies, and that incredibly confusing spectrum map inevitably gets reorganized.
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Supporting a technology-driven approach to spectrum sharing between Wi-Fi and Dedicated Short Range Communication that allows Wi-Fi use in the 5.9 GHz safety spectrum band only when we are certain that "sharing" of spectrum preserves the safety and utility of DSRC.
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Spectrum Brands shareholders will get one newly issued share of the combined company for each Spectrum Brands share they own in a tax-free transaction.
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The Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) spectrum is the rather earnest name for a chunk of spectrum that the federal government licenses out to businesses.
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However, rating agency Fitch said securing the 1800-Mhz spectrum was "crucial" for DTAC because the company had lost market share due to spectrum inferiority.
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Spectrum Weighs on Cash Flow: Spectrum payments will be a drag on the company's cash flow in the short- to medium-term, slowing deleveraging efforts.
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Ofcom in July capped the maximum spectrum a company could win as it set new rules for the auction of mobile spectrum to safeguard competition.
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Bidding is beginning on Wednesday on spectrum in the 28 GHz band and will be followed by bidding for spectrum in the 24 GHz band.
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Just to make it clear, lidar essentially is active photon generation in the visible spectrum — radar is active photon generation in essentially the radio spectrum.
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One of the first steps is opening access to the digital spectrum, specifically the mid-band spectrum, that companies need to roll out 5G technology.
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T-Mobile's nationwide network relies on what is called "low-band" wireless spectrum, versus the "high-band" spectrum that AT&T and Verizon are using.
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The memorandum requires a series of reports over the next nine months and looking at ways and existing efforts on increasing spectrum and sharing existing spectrum.
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On Tuesday, the FCC voted to open additional spectrum for use by unlicensed devices in the 6 GHz band, or five times the current spectrum available.
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The company also needs to secure additional spectrum to support the traffic growth and replace its concession spectrum, while maintaining service quality and avoiding service disruption.
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The top four Indian telcos have been keen to acquire spectrum from smaller unprofitable firms since September 2015, when the regulator allowed spectrum trading among telcos.
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In addition 21000G spectrum investment is likely in the short- to medium-term, with an EU-wide deadline for 212000MHz spectrum allocation set for mid-4807123.
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Where we fall on the political spectrum at any given moment has a lot to do with the section of the spectrum at which we're looking.
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Sprint's 2.5GHz spectrum would be deployed across the T-Mobile footprint, and T-Mobile's entire spectrum portfolio would be deployed to all of the Sprint sites.
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The combined entity would have more spectrum than regulations allow in five circles - this excess spectrum would need to be sold or surrendered to the government.
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They're supposed to have their own dedicated spectrum, but they keep getting moved around, in part because there are other things that need the spectrum more.
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The FCC also voted Wednesday to establish procedures for forthcoming auctions of high-band spectrum, which it said would be the largest-ever U.S. spectrum auction.
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Casado says that customer adoption will come because regional providers that hold licenses for spectrum need to use the spectrum they own or risk losing it.
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In an era when more devices rely on spectrum than ever before, we need to come up with new ways to maximize the spectrum we've got.
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Most of that has been achieved through licensing unused spectrum from the FCC and building towers to beam internet wirelessly across the spectrum to local communities.
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We have lots of kids on the spectrum, and kids on the spectrum who have become adults, who love the show for the lessons it teaches.
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The pilots include a dynamic spectrum sharing project that would see the Defense Department explore sharing spectrum it uses for airborne radar systems with 5G networks.
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Recognizing the types of analytical minds that exist on the autism spectrum, Mindspark is staffing its enterprise software offering with analysts that are on the spectrum.
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For those who have chosen not to pay hundreds a year for cable networks, but still subscribe to Spectrum for internet, Spectrum has a deal for you.
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The FCC will continue to work aggressively to push more spectrum into the commercial marketplace, including through our 28 GHz spectrum auction which will commence in November.
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But perhaps most importantly, it can allow "systems to better operate in congested spectrum bands and to more rapidly react to spectrum-based threats," according to DARPA.
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In fact, there is only a small — and finite — spectrum of radio frequencies that companies can use, and a lot of companies want access to this spectrum.
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Over the past five years, the company's proudest accomplishment has been to make its wide spectrum of superheroes reflect the wide spectrum of readers who love them.
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To use the new Spectrum TV app, you'll need an active Spectrum TV with internet subscription and a fourth-generation Apple TV (or the Apple TV 4K).
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A Dish spokesperson says the spectrum is intended for "our 5G future," but it's not yet using the spectrum because TV broadcasters haven't yet vacated those frequencies.
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However, the auction proceeds were far below the total value of the spectrum pegged at 5.6 trillion rupees as less than half of the spectrum found takers.
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The IDA will also be putting up 27232MHz in a general spectrum auction in the third quarter this year, although the spectrum availability is uncertain pending the analogue broadcast switch-over to digital broadcasting TV. The 265MHz spectrum rights will be available from 267 April 296, and the IDA is setting an 8523-month deadline for nationwide rollout from the time the spectrum is auctioned (by 2852 September 2265).
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Improved Competitive Position TT has improved the competitiveness of its mobile service capability, with the acquisition of 800MHz and 900MHz spectrum in the recent auction, which gives the company similar spectrum holdings in the sub-1GHz band to its competitors and removes a historical spectrum disadvantage.
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The telecom sector remained in focus with the much awaited spectrum auction raising $2850 billion for the government, well below the $84 billion worth of spectrum on offer.
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The goal is to ensure there is enough spectrum to handle the growing amount of internet and wireless traffic and that future faster 5G networks have adequate spectrum.
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Reports are requested within 180 days from various Executive branch departments and agencies on "their anticipated future spectrum requirements," as well as reviews of their current spectrum usage.
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For two years, DARPA has been conducting what it calls its Spectrum Collaboration Challenge to develop AI-managed radios that can help users share spectrum far more efficiently.
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Dish has spent years stockpiling wireless spectrum and faced a looming March 2020 deadline to build a product using the spectrum in order to fulfill its license requirements.
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Spectrum sharing will give Rcom access to a wider band of spectrum and Jio's network to provide faster 4G data services and provide capex and operating costs savings.
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While others are looking to pair low-band spectrum for coverage with very high-band for maximum speed, Sprint thinks its 2.5GHz spectrum offers the best of both.
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Spectrum: "Well, for sure, the vast majority of the federally occupied spectrum that's unused now is in the hands of the Department of Defense," said businessman Wilbur Ross.
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DSS is a technology that allows operators to share spectrum between 4G and 5G users, meaning that the same segment of spectrum can serve both kinds of devices.
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The secretary of commerce spoke at a [National Telecommunications and Information Administration] spectrum symposium, and that's not the level of attention that spectrum issues usually receive in Washington.
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Carriers have two general strategies carriers for building out 220G networks: using what's called high-band spectrum (aka "millimeter wave" frequency) or low-band spectrum (aka "sub25" frequency).
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Any company that wants to use the 3.5GHz spectrum will have to work with an approved company, known as a Spectrum Access System administrator, to manage their broadcasts.
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Palihapitiya announced at last year's M1 mobile conference that the firm, Social Capital Rama Spectrum Holdings, would bid as much as $10 billion in the auction of TV spectrum.
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As with Energous, the company's technology is similar to Wi-Fi and uses the 2.4GHz spectrum (it's considering the 5.8GHz spectrum for the future) under its proprietary "Cota" standard.
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"As part of its support of the Riverside Sheriff's investigation, Spectrum security has recovered the dog and has returned it to the owner," a representative for Spectrum told PEOPLE.
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Increased 2.5GHz Portfolio Transparency Sprint contributed 2.5GHz licenses and 1.9GHz licenses into the spectrum financing program representing approximately 14% of Sprint total spectrum holdings on a MHz-pops basis.
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"SC2 is a three-year open competition in which teams from around the world are rethinking the spectrum-management problem with a clean slate," he wrote in IEEE Spectrum.
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The company has routinely been accused of "spectrum squatting," or buying spectrum it doesn't use in a bid to turn around and sell it later when it's more valuable.
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"This spectrum, in combination with other spectrum already available, promises to enable faster speeds, quicker response times ("lower latency"), and increased capacity in future wireless networks," the AWRI notes.
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"We're seeing a worrying trend of badly run spectrum awards that could seriously impact the potential of 5G before we get started," said Brett Tarnutzer, GSMA's head of spectrum.
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"This massive amount of spectrum could enable faster Wi-Fi connections and substantially expand the reach of internet access providers that use unlicensed spectrum," Pai said earlier this month.
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Tax experts across the ideological spectrum criticized the design of the rebate checks, because the amount of the rebate phases in at the low end of the income spectrum.
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The Conways' marriage has been the subject of much media speculation, given they seem to be truly at odds on the political spectrum or at least the Trump spectrum.
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But member states have in general been very sensitive about any oversight of wireless spectrum by the EU. The sale of spectrum can raise billions of euros for governments.
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Just last week, AT&T announced it's also deploying low-band spectrum 25G in five cities in December, because the high-band spectrum network access can be so spotty.
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Historically, SETI has mostly limited itself to searching the radio spectrum for extraterrestrial signals and occasionally expanded the search into the optical spectrum to look for extraterrestrial laser pulses.
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" Students from across the spectrum — "even some anarchists!
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Tuesday, July 9, 2019 — Charlotte, N.C. — Spectrum Center
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It's a 7nm chip and it has one more important trick up its sleeve: 5g/4G spectrum sharing, which allows operators to support 5G and LTE on the same spectrum.
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DTAC needs new spectrum over the next two years to replace the 35MHz - of its total spectrum of 50MHz - which it is losing as its 2G concession expires in 2018.
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"For instance, tofu and tempeh are on the less processed end of the spectrum while a soy-based burger is on the more processed end of the spectrum," she says.
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We have however, after thorough consideration, decided not to participate in the upcoming spectrum auction, as we believe the proposed spectrum prices do not give an acceptable level of return.
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Australia-based internet service provider, TPG Telecom Limited, was awarded 10MHz spectrum of 2.5GHz, adding to its December 2016 win of 20MHz in 900MHz and 40MHz in 2.3GHz spectrum band.
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The bottom line: Verizon already has a significant amount of high-bandwidth spectrum, while Sprint plans to tap its nationwide mid-band spectrum as the center of its 5G strategy.
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Verizon and AT&T have said they're prioritizing the speedier mmWave spectrum for 5G, but sub-6GHz 53G spectrum will likely be needed to achieve the same coverage as 4G.
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On Wednesday, the FCC opened additional mid-band spectrum to support 5G mobile communications in the U.S., reducing reliance on short-range microwave spectrum that comes with high deployment costs.
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But it's not enough, and more spectrum availability is needed, especially mid-band 3.5 Ghz spectrum, which the rest of the world is using to build out its 5G networks.
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Was thinking recently about a spectrum of the best feeling you can possibly feel, and then the worst, and I'm pretty sure it's this: I think this spectrum is… perfect?
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which regulates and allocates spectrum, is currently in the process of holding a spectrum auction to help meet the rapidly growing demand for more frequencies.
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Pete: Regal Citrus Park Mall-Regal Citrus Stadium 20, Tampa, FloridaLos Angeles: Regal LA Live Stadium 14, Los Angeles, CaliforniaOrange County: Irvine Spectrum Center-Edwards Irvine Spectrum 21, Irvine, California
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In 220006, the Federal Communications Commission approved Spectrum Frontiers, making the U.S. the first country in the world to open up higher-frequency millimeter wave spectrum to roll out 2202G.
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If they are hearing our message, that means they are capable of parsing structured disturbances in the electromagnetic spectrum, which means they understand the electromagnetic spectrum in some meaningful way.
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Auction 103 is the FCC's third mmWave spectrum auction and, of those, the largest in terms of available spectrum — by comparison, the two preceding mmWave auctions together generated $2.7 billion.
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We do not expect the company to cut the dividend payout to reserve cash for 0003's mobile spectrum auction, but to raise new debt to fund the spectrum fee.
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" He points out that fear doesn't have to coded as bad: "Fear could be a great motivator on one end of the spectrum, it could be a great paralyzer on the other end of the spectrum, and wherever you live inside that spectrum is going to determine whether you know how to evolve.
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While an echo of its original potential, Feld said a lot of the white space broadband debates contributed to significant advancements in the realms of unlicensed spectrum and spectrum sharing, which in turn have helped inform other wireless broadband improvement efforts, like the shared use of Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) spectrum.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: IEEE Spectrum (YouTube)That was the thinking behind Mochibot, a robot created by researchers at Keio University and the University of Tokyo, reports IEEE Spectrum.
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Some bisexuals might argue, however, that the "bi" in their "bisexual" refers to "male spectrum" and "female spectrum" or "masculine-of-center" and "feminine-of-center" to include all gender expressions.
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The first step in doing this is auctioning off the C-band spectrum — the digital spectrum with the right balance of coverage and capacity to facilitate 28500G adoption all across America.
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Following up on several auctions to free up additional spectrum, the FCC needs to continue to open access to more bandwidth, including large swaths of spectrum now controlled by federal agencies.
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Additionally, the participants with partners who were also on the autism spectrum reported a significantly higher level of satisfaction with their relationship than those whose partners were not on the spectrum.
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It also claims to have the biggest and fastest 4G network, launching before rivals, in October 2012, by repurposing existing spectrum holdings — rather than waiting for additional spectrum to be auctioned.
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FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler previously predicted that the auction would be a "spectrum extravaganza" and painted it as a singular opportunity for broadcasters to make money off of their valuable spectrum.
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In this case, the CBA, in addition to selling its spectrum rights to mobile 5G carriers, is prepared to cover upgrade costs and reimburse other spectrum users for their reconfiguration expenses.
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The Federal Communications Commission is auctioning off two more bands of millimeter wave wireless spectrum this year -- 1.55 gigahertz of spectrum in two bands known as 24 GHz and 28 GHz.
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Tech companies wanted to use federal radio frequency spectrum for free, so the Obama administration ditched proven policies based on property rights and adopted an untested policy based on spectrum sharing.
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"In reality nobody, no operator is restricted a priori from participating, but effectively we have determined spectrum caps," Alejandro Navarrete, the head of spectrum at the IFT, said on local radio.
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The index measures political regimes on a spectrum from +10 for full democracies to -2003 for full autocracies; regimes that fall somewhere in the middle of this spectrum are called anocracies.
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There's been a lot of progress in recent years with visibility of people on the autism spectrum and advocating for better diagnosis of people on the spectrum, Ross told Changing America.
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T-Mobile has also spoken of "continued interest" in the spectrum, and AT&T plans to use the spectrum for LTE and later 5G, as well as fixed home broadband connections.
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"We've got folks on the left of our spectrum, folks on the right of our spectrum to get into the fold, and we'll spend the weekend making that happen," Conaway said.
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The newer products are able to generate not only the light intensity but also the color spectrum the plants need to thrive, without wasting energy on unnecessary parts of the spectrum.
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That's why the Clearwire spectrum is a key cog in its proposed merger with T-Mobile, which has a lot of low-frequency spectrum but not much in the higher bands.
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In addition to its spectrum purchases, T-Mobile has also said it will be an aggressive bidder in the Federal Communication Commission's big spectrum auction, which is just getting under way.
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" Rosie added, "I have 2 children with spectrum disorders.
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Unseenlabs – Unseenlabs designs and develops a spectrum surveillance payload
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The professor said ... there's this spectrum of stress level.
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" What's next in the spectrum pipeline: "There's no pipeline.
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It shows the spectrum of R & B and soul.
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So fascism isn't a discrete category — it's a spectrum?
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"It's literally an ongoing spectrum of options, " he said.
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PCA Skin Weightless Protection Broad Spectrum SPF 45 — $44
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Both the Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) and Congress have been working hard to bring additional spectrum to market, through auctions and rules at the FCC and the bipartisan, bicameral SPECTRUM NOW Act in Congress, which would provide Federal agencies with resources to potentially repurpose a significant amount of spectrum for commercial use.
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The new credit agreement also allows for an additional permitted spectrum securitization that has limitations on the total MHz-POPs that can be contributed from its 3371908MHz, PCS and 33710540GHz spectrum bands.
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From a technological perspective, T-Mobile is planning on utilizing both its 600 MHz chunk of low-band spectrum and 53 GHz millimeter wave portions of the spectrum for its 5G network.
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Consequently, the 700MHz spectrum auction planned in 2H673 may not be attractive to telcos, given limited device availability and that telcos possess alternative spectrum (850MHz/1800MHz/2300MHz) to roll out 4G services.
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Dish has been a potential wireless entrant for some time, having scooped up a significant amount of spectrum in recent years — spectrum it is under pressure to use soon or risk losing.
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It isn't more potent than full-spectrum oil, although it was previously believed to be; a 2015 study found that full-spectrum CBD oil eases inflammation more consistently than isolate oil does.
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The Frankfurt simulation is the more basic network, based on 2186 MHz of 25GHz spectrum with an underlying gigabit-LTE network on 2442 LTE spectrum bands, but the results are still staggering.
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The commission says it will attempt to auction off 100 megahertz worth of spectrum licenses, with the additional 26 megahertz coming from blocks of spectrum that are kept open to avoid interference.
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Rogers has completed several strategic transactions in the past several years to secure additional spectrum capacity to further bolster a robust spectrum portfolio and long-term rights for highly-valued sports content.
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As more internet connected devices demand a share of the radio spectrum, pressure has been put on the National Telecommunications and Information Administration to regulate more spectrum for devices to operate on.
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Fitch believes that AIS should have enough spectrum to provide 3G and 4G services for its large subscriber base despite the lack of low-frequency 22MHz spectrum and the 2108G network shutdown.
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Major wireless carriers have spent billions of dollars buying spectrum to launch 5G networks, and it is unclear if the U.S. government would have enough spectrum to build its own 5G network.
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There have been some big victories — successful spectrum auctions, innovative spectrum sharing and 5G initiatives, the National Broadband Plan — and some acrimonious proposals, notably around network neutrality and cable set-top boxes.
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Cognitive radio opens the door to wireless spectrum (which again is technically owned by the public) becoming a sort of commons shared by everyone, as opposed to the exclusive domain of giant corporations—which often buy spectrum they don't use, either to hamper competition, or to make a profit selling the spectrum later after its value has appreciated.
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"Narrow-spectrum antibiotics are recommended over broad-spectrum antibiotics because narrow-spectrum antibiotics provide similar (and sometime better) clinical cure rates, are less likely to cause antibiotic-resistance, typically have fewer side effects (like diarrhea), and are less expensive," said senior study author Dr. Jeffrey Gerber of the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
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Specifically, the order will make new spectrum bands available for a combination of licensed, unlicensed and shared uses — opening, for example, more than four times as much spectrum for flexible use than the FCC has allocated to date, and making 15 times more unlicensed spectrum available for uses such as Wi-Fi as is currently available in lower bands.
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The black-and-white images below shows the vegetation as it appears in only the green spectrum versus only the ultraviolet spectrum, again revealing higher contrast than what human eyes alone would see.
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Nevertheless, this contract alone is unlikely to solve all DTAC's spectrum risk, as more spectrum will be required over the next two years to support its growing mobile operations over the medium term.
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Support for spectrum sharing allows 4G and 5G signals to share the same spectrum, which will be pretty important during the transition period as operators need to continue to support legacy 4G devices.
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You say they're similar to conversations, people on the left side of the spectrum, but people on the left side of the spectrum aren't accusing Twitter of shadow banning their voices, are they?
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Dish has spent years stockpiling wireless spectrum, or airwaves that carry data, and faced a looming March 2020 deadline to build a product using the spectrum in order to fulfill its license requirements.
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Dish, which has been stockpiling billions of dollars worth of wireless spectrum, faces a March 2020 deadline to build a product using the spectrum in order to fulfill the requirements of its licenses.
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The US needs more spectrum to get faster LTE speeds — but that will be a while However, if the US wants to improve its LTE speeds further, what it needs is more spectrum.
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The FCC is making 53 gigahertz of spectrum available and the auctions will be followed by a 2019 auction of three more millimeter-wave spectrum bands — 37 GHz, 39 GHz, and 47 GHz.
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For instance, regulation of broadcasting has been justified based on the distinct characteristics of the broadcast medium — spectrum is scarce, broadcasting is uniquely pervasive and, perhaps most important, spectrum is a public resource.
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But Mr. Wolman ran into financial problems, the Spectrum fell into bankruptcy, and Mr. Snider, under a court-approved plan, agreed to pay the creditors and assumed control of the Spectrum in 1971.
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"As Noam Chomsky once observed, 'the smart way to keep people passive and obedient is to strictly limit the spectrum of acceptable opinion, but allow very lively debate within that spectrum,'" Damore wrote.
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Some of the spectrum comes "with virtually no cost associated with it," says Dave Wright, president of the CBRS Alliance, an industry group focused on putting this spectrum to use for mobile phones.
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Where the weighing scale image fails is that there isn't just one tipping point, there's a spectrum, and the less GHGs we emit the nearer the safer end of the spectrum we'll be.
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"I've seen broad support across the political spectrum for that."
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We're on all sides of the spectrum with this show.
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Reactions to the granting of Simpson's parole span the spectrum.
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"There are two uncertainties," said George Walper, president of Spectrum.
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It doesn't matter where you fall on the political spectrum.
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They beam out bright radiation across a spectrum of wavelengths.
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However, respondents were fairly well dispersed across the ideological spectrum.
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Americans from across the political spectrum agree, recent polling suggests.
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In terms of processing, there is a spectrum, Wolfram says.
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I mean, we're not talking about people on the spectrum.
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Gizmodo can now confirm several details reported by IEEE Spectrum.
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The candidates span a broad spectrum of ideas and techniques.
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Together, Alfa and Spectrum accounted for 99% of the lookups.
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Can we even describe American politics as a spectrum anymore?
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The possible theories to answer this exist on that spectrum.
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But that change is unevenly distributed across the political spectrum.
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We see the entire spectrum of power dynamics at work.
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On the opposite end of the spectrum, see Harry Styles.
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But what is the big deal about this new spectrum?
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Spectrum isn't the only company with IP address verification vulnerabilities.
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Each family had two children with an autism spectrum disorder.
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Balanced music lovers tend to prefer songs across the spectrum.
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Employees choose where they want to be on that spectrum.
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Linksys, Eero, and Spectrum will initially support the HomeKit features.
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Adults on the autism spectrum often have difficulty finding employment.
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There are bright futures across the spectrum of commercial space.
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Go deeper: Nikki Haley is popular across the political spectrum
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The U.S. General Services does a wide spectrum of projects.
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There's one point of agreement across the political spectrum, however.
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Everyday Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 50, $19, available at Sephora.
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This is on the expensive end of the shitposting spectrum.
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But on the other end of the spectrum is #VenusGoneWild.
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At the other end of the spectrum were emerging economies.
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The physicality of the work embraces the entire LGBTQ spectrum.
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Schaeuble's was met with criticism across the party political spectrum.
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The overall spectrum of views on such matters is wide.
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Dish, Comcast and US Cellular also bought spectrum at auction.
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"It's a really broad and growing spectrum," says Ms Owens.
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The resulting plate contains a full spectrum of moody hues.
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The auction saw aggressive bidding as spectrum offered was limited.
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The political spectrum of Silicon Valley is long and weird.
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Homer's jobs run the full gamut of the economic spectrum.
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On the gender spectrum, I am much closer to female.
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There is a spectrum of risk assets to choose from.
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And where does Batman v Superman fall on this spectrum?
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Many Brexiteers are at the opposite end of the spectrum.
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I love the massive spectrum of colors that it is.
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ASOS Spectrum Fire Bag and Zodiac Makeup Brushes, $79; asos.com
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Temperatures are also extreme, on both ends of the spectrum.
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All are Republicans and come from across the ideological spectrum.
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Spectrum payments depressed free cash flow (FCF) generation in 2016.
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The information helped me in healing my daughters spectrum issues.
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There's a world of ideology in the spectrum in between.
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On the cheapest end of the spectrum is Virgin Galactic.
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It is, however, on the high end of the spectrum.
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There are very good liars all across the intelligence spectrum.
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So, basically, [insert full spectrum facepalm emoji bar right here].
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The spectrum will be repurposed for LTE, which is better.
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Cook himself has been politically involved across the ideological spectrum.
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Their actions have been condemned across the Israeli political spectrum.
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A high resolution version of the spectrum of our Sun.
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"You kind of go through the spectrum emotionally," she says.
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After all, his life constantly inspires a spectrum of emotions.
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But mental illnesses exist on a murkier sort of spectrum.
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Yes. But, the point is he was on the spectrum.
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Charter Spectrum will be the first to support this feature.
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Comcast Corp, which last bought spectrum in 2001, has applied.
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No, she'd have the first home computer: the ZX Spectrum.
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There's a big spectrum of quality in the base vehicles.
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It's all over the age, gender, race, religion, sexuality spectrum.
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Prudential also uncovered a significant wage gap along a spectrum.
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Was £219.99, now £185.57 Logitech G933 Gaming Headset Artemis Spectrum.
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Methane shows up like fog clouds in the infrared spectrum.
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I'm probably more in the optimistic side of the spectrum.
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"PECO breaks down the full spectrum of pollutants," he says.
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As a species, we are slowly nudging along a spectrum.
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Telecoms spectrum doled out by Indian officials created instant billionaires.
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His intervention has certainly stirred emotions across the racial spectrum.
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Boundaries fizzle accordingly, yielding a vast spectrum of tender gestures.
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A major federal wireless spectrum auction got underway on Tuesday.
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KS: And then it would enter the political spectrum. Yeah.
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A Republican who has hired from across the political spectrum.
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The company's products are now marketed under the brand Spectrum.
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Housing costs are on the lower end of the spectrum.
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Today universal basic income has support across the political spectrum.
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"Being canceled is like autism — it's a spectrum," he said.
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Sleeping hours are disproportionate across the socioeconomic spectrum as well.
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He describes them as covering the spectrum of Screen Age.
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And it's no mere switch: there's a whole little spectrum.
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Bigger and better games were just there, on the Spectrum.
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We need everything on the spectrum of size and shape.
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He's doing it for the other side of the spectrum.
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So there's a debatable spectrum of possible causes and solutions.
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"It's always a spectrum" between healthy and obsessive, he says.
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Why are these albums at opposing ends of the spectrum?
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The theme at Spectrum this year is [ALLURE], brackets included.
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Sexual violence exhibits a spectrum of responses to the assault.
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Go deeper: Where Judge Kavanaugh sits on the ideological spectrum
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Go deeper: Where Brett Kavanaugh sits in the ideological spectrum
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"I tend to believe teams exist on spectrum," said Silverman.
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In other countries, the appropriate regulator will control spectrum auctions.
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It is somewhat to the left on the political spectrum.
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These arrangements have attracted support from across the political spectrum.
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Writers from across the political spectrum discuss the tax legislation.
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At one point Guantánamo ignited passions across the political spectrum.
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Straight Path owns coveted spectrum licenses covering the entire country.
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It's a spectrum of experiences that continue throughout your life.
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That's like avoiding colors or parts of the flavor spectrum.
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They have also indicated they were considering divesting wireless spectrum.
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I hope these findings spur greater conversation across the spectrum.
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But my students' political beliefs blanket the entire political spectrum.
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Across the media spectrum, much of the coverage was problematic.
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But public spectrum such as CBRS also has national reach.
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"It's a problem all across the political spectrum," said Johnson.
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Like other Americans, Latinx voters are all over the spectrum.
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But now deference is paid across the spectrum of opinion.
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At the other end of the privacy spectrum was Brave.
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Writers from across the political spectrum discuss the election results.
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The entire spectrum of nature's syllabus is being played out.
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Moreover, Frankl — anticipating Wing — viewed autism as encompassing a spectrum.
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We're polar opposites when it comes to the political spectrum.
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"We really should be considering it across the age spectrum."
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Why does it matter for people across the economic spectrum?
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Nationally, the group includes a broad spectrum of ideological preferences.
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However, they also have issues going down the credit spectrum.
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But posturing resides on the opposite end of the spectrum.
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House Democrats across the ideological spectrum wrote in a Jan.
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Autism is a spectrum disorder, so where would he fall?
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All of us are somewhere on the spectrum of cowardice.
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It's not a political statement, either — it's across the spectrum.
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Keep up with a spectrum of voices on social media.
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Personality wise, they are on opposite sides of the spectrum.
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Yes, but: The Defense Department doesn't run U.S. spectrum policy.
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Their rules apply across the political spectrum, the companies insist.
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Where do you fall on the spectrum of weeknight cooking?
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Today, the limited resource isn't the spectrum — it's our attention.
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Writers across the political spectrum have responded to the developments.
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Judith contends that John may be somewhere on the spectrum.
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On the spectrum of unfortunate events, this ranks pretty low.
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Yet the United States is facing a serious spectrum shortfall.
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Spectrum are radio frequencies requires for mobile networks to run.
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But Infowars is on the conservative end of the spectrum.
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When they added Julia, a puppet on the autism spectrum.
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Experiences, personality types, outfits, and choices exist across the spectrum.
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And like his client, he is on the autism spectrum.
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Curious about the latest innovations happening across the tech spectrum?
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Thankfully, Americans from across the political spectrum have taken notice.
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Berman is president of Spectrum Printing & Graphics in Rockville, Maryland.
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Experts across the political spectrum called the bill a nightmare.
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I picked two people on both sides of the spectrum.
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Instagram is currently on the other end of the spectrum.
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Spectrum is certain radio waves required for various communication standards.
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Economists across the political spectrum see little encouragement so far.
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These are our favorites from all points on the spectrum.
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Bevin antagonized voters across the political spectrum throughout his term.
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And voters across the political spectrum are ready for reform.
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Logitech G633 Artemis Spectrum RGB 7.1 Dolby and DTS Headphones
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I have listened to concerns from across the political spectrum.
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"I think it's time to push the spectrum," he added.
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Boston Public Radio received $217 million from the spectrum sale.
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Writers from across the political spectrum discuss Al Franken's resignation.
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The schools included students from a broad spectrum of incomes.
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Americans across the socioeconomic spectrum consume them in increasing amounts.
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Charlotte Amelia Poe was awarded the inaugural Spectrum Art Prize.
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The politicians involved have come from across the political spectrum.
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On the spectrum of size he's on the absolute extreme.
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Some adults are on the other end of the spectrum.
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Spectrum Reallocation Medium-Term Impact: Reallocation of 0003MHz TV spectrum, a requirement of EU regulation and necessary to support anticipated 5G mobile, will probably result in a number of TV multiplexes being handed back.
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That'll be followed by a chunk of 24 GHz spectrum with 2,909 licenses, as well as an auction for three more high-spectrum bands — 37 GHz, 39 GHz, and 47 GHz — set for 2019.
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The FCC will continue "work required for the protection of life and property," as well as work related to spectrum auctions, since those are funded by the money raised by auctioning off spectrum licenses.
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Bharti's acquisition price of INR44bn is about 265% higher than the regulatory auction reserve price - adjusted for the residual life of 26796 years - as the spectrum is contiguous to Bharti's existing spectrum in 27232MHz.
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GSM is inefficient and that spectrum would have gotten filled up very quickly, so Omnipoint set up a network of relatively small, dense cells across New York to reuse the spectrum every few blocks.
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It will also enable Bharti Airtel to further bolster its strong spectrum foot-print with the addition of 178.5 MHz spectrum (of which 71.3 MHz is liberalised) in the 850, 1800 & 2100 MHz bands.
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In July, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted unanimously to approve its "Spectrum Frontiers" order, a historic move to open up greater amounts of spectrum, which are the invisible airwaves that enable mobile technologies.
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This unlicensed spectrum, which can be used by any operator, can help the US further catch up to other countries on mid-band availability when commercial operations on the spectrum are approved for use.
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Risks were increased for schizophrenia spectrum disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, personality and behavior disorders, mental retardation, autism spectrum disorders, attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, oppositional defiant disorder/conduct disorder and tic disorders, the researchers said.
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The regulator has lowered the reserve price of the total 60MHz spectrum set aside for a new MNO to SGD35m from SGD673m and doubled the allocation of spectrum in the 2.3GHz band to 40MHz.
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The latest composition of spectrum - consisting of 2x10MHz in 900MHz and 40MHz in 2.3GHz - will enable the new entrant to have a good mix of spectrum for wide coverage and capacity for 4G services.
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But Obama also delivered a passionate indictment of Donald Trump, casting him as a menace whose positions aren't just on the other side of the political spectrum, but on a different spectrum all together.
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Free up wireless spectrum: The smartphones, tablets and other technology we have all grown to depend on would not function without spectrum, the invisible airwaves that carry data to and from our wireless devices.
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"As fewer people upgrade their devices, the pace with which consumers can use new unused parts of the networks on new spectrum slows down and consumers are stuck on congested legacy spectrum," Entner said.
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The FCC's Spectrum Frontiers Order will make available new portions of the spectrum that will lay the foundation for 5G, the next generation of wireless communications, which has significant implications for virtually every American.
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The idea was [to auction off broadcasting rights across the signal spectrum] to clear spectrum that could be used, particularly in congested areas, like in the Northeast, West Coast, for bandwidth for broadband purposes.
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The Safety Spectrum Coalition has been working with the White House, the Federal Communications Commission, the US DOT and other constituencies to continue testing to determine if other uses of the spectrum would inhibit safety.
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The size of the above catfish examples are on the small and inoffensive side of the spectrum, like these: The other side of the spectrum is the actual false identity, gigantic 600-pound whopper catfish.
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The U.S. Transportation Department said it intends to "maintain the priority use of 5.9Ghz spectrum for transportation safety communications" even as some Federal Communications Commission members want to designate the spectrum for personal wireless communications.
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"Risk factors include recent surgery, diabetes, broad-spectrum antibiotic and antifungal use (broad-spectrum means they protect against a wide variety of bacteria or fungus), and central venous catheter use," Kirgan wrote in an email.
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WELL IF YOU LOOK AT IT IN A BOOKKEEPING SENSE, IT'S BECAUSE GROSS DOMESTIC SAVINGS EVERYWHERE ACROSS THE SPECTRUM, POLITICAL SPECTRUM, HAS BEEN SEVERELY UNDERCUT BY SOCIAL BENEFIT INCREASES IN VIRTUALLY EVERY SINGLE MAJOR COUNTRY.
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"TransferWise will be one end of the spectrum, being deeply integrated, whereas Moneybox is at the other end of the spectrum where they just integrate our API but don't appear in Starling," Caywood tells me.
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The auction is drawing attention because of the kind of spectrum that is becoming available: low-band spectrum that is valuable for its robust qualities and capacity to penetrate thick walls and travel far distances.
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The government – both because of the FCC's role in spectrum management and the combined, vast spectrum holdings of various government agencies – will play a significant role in determining the future success of the mobile industry.
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One problem with discussing this spectrum is that the people who work at universities and run psychological studies, and the journalists who write about those studies, tend to cluster on one side of that spectrum.
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The U.S. Transportation Department said it intends to "maintain the priority use of 5.9Ghz spectrum for transportation safety communications" even as some Federal Communications Commission members want to designate the spectrum for personal wireless communications.
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It can balance out the effects of THC by reducing the anxiety THC sometimes brings, and many in the industry are big on "broad spectrum" or "full spectrum" configurations, which use many cannabinoids at once.
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On the other end of the spectrum are the super-recognizers.
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Jauchem's research focused on the other end of the spectrum: infrasound.
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Wireless spectrum is the radio frequencies that carry voice and data.
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In Vermont, Mr. Sanders draws support from across the political spectrum.
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The second thing is: we're covering more of the advice spectrum.
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The two possible nominees reflect the opposite ends of a spectrum.
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Rutt tries to slyly engage both sides of the political spectrum.
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It's Microsoft's term used to encompass the spectrum of digital reality.
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Italy recently raised a record $7.6 billion through a spectrum auction.
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Gamma rays fall at the very end of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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This approach resulted in flowers that appeared within the blue spectrum.
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On the more competitive side of the spectrum sits Wrestler Mike.
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Deutsche Telekom's Austrian unit recently bagged 25.1G spectrum far more cheaply.
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The cities on the other end of the spectrum ranked last.
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It isn't a binary thing though, it's more of a spectrum.
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The research revealed that abuse occurred equally across the political spectrum.
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At 16 months old, he was diagnosed on the autism spectrum.
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Right now, the FCC regulates the use of the radio spectrum.
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Soon after, they learned that Ethan had autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
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The release of the five raised concern across the political spectrum.
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From a different point on the party's ideological spectrum, Tanden agrees.
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As politicians, they have had to show understanding of that spectrum.
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The thing is humans don't have a vast spectrum of emotions.
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These parties represent wildly different positions on the open-closed spectrum.
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Where does ostrich vision even fit on the bird-vision spectrum?
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Both ends of the spectrum allowed for different and unique images.
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There's a wide spectrum of what might count as health misinformation.
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But usage is increasing in older adults across the demographic spectrum.
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The sticking point is how the spectrum will be divvied up.
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The bottom line: 5G will depend on a patchwork of spectrum.
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Spectrum is the airwaves networks use to provide internet to devices.
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Voters across the political spectrum said civility was important to them.
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Apps that can be used as spyware range across a spectrum.
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"Asexuality is a spectrum, it's not black and white," Doré says.
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Children on the autism spectrum often suffer from other medical conditions.
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On the other end of the spectrum is Microsoft's Surface line.
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"There's so much to be done on wireless spectrum," O'Boyle says.
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"We need a spectrum of utopian and dystopian qualities," says Pho.
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The concerns have come from both ends of the political spectrum.
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Deutsche Telekom's Austrian unit recently bagged 22000G spectrum far more cheaply.
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Parents of children on the autism spectrum may worry even more.
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Just the spectrum of critical reactions to Joker confirms this fact.
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In those ads, they were affable counterparts in the computing spectrum.
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Nastiness can be found at both ends of Britain's political spectrum.
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Dominance of the electromagnetic spectrum will become more and more important.
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They plan to participate in a spectrum auction in late fall.
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You're hearing voices from all across the political spectrum on that.
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We have to talk of the full spectrum of human rights.
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And now growing, cross-spectrum political appetite to regulate the Internet.
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Government doesn't own or operate it but does provide the spectrum.
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Spectrum Boutique: The Lelo Ina 2 $189Jalapeños Poppers StandThis is it.
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Linksys, Eero and ISPs like Charter's spectrum plan to support it.
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Use a broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher every. single. day.
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He double-tapped memes concerning immigrants, the gender spectrum, and feminism.
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This definitely falls on the horrifying end of the snafu-spectrum.
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At the other end of the spectrum, China's stock markets .SSEC.
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Advocacy groups across the ideological spectrum are promoting it as well.
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That places America somewhere in the middle of the European spectrum.
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Or they may not be on the spectrum at all. Yeah.
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Everyday Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF 50 in 2.4 Oz Travel Size
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Frankly, wrap tops are my last pick on the blouse spectrum.
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Figures on the other end of the political spectrum also benefit.
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So she has a really broad spectrum of things she likes.
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It advocates a mix of policies from across the political spectrum.
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We're talking about people on the absolute ends of our spectrum.
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Sanchez's speech drew unfavorable initial reactions from across the political spectrum.
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Most people, he realized, see six colors in the Newtonian spectrum.
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FRONS: And we know now that addiction is a spectrum disorder.
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It covers 3550-3700 MHz, which is considered a "midband" spectrum.
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From this system, they devised their own spectrum of 16 shades.
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The country is split just about evenly across the political spectrum.
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And this is definitely on the nastier side of the spectrum.
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I don't see being on the spectrum as a negative thing.
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That means they only "see" radio frequencies on the electromagnetic spectrum.
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This means having full-spectrum land, air, space and maritime capabilities.
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"Many people are being pushed up the risk spectrum," he said.
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We need to look for win-win scenarios with government spectrum.
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It added that confidence had deteriorated across the socio-economic spectrum.
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Students with autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome, sensory processing disorder, etc.
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On the other end of the spectrum lies Jean-Georges Vongerichten.
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A majority of millennials actually fall somewhere else on the spectrum.
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Are artists responsible bringing both sides of the political spectrum together?
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Supporters of the bills ranged across the political spectrum, including Rep.
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It shifts through the spectrum between 24 degrees and 28 degrees.
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Can you talk about this spectrum of representation in your work?
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Second, there is limited spectrum available within the 4G frequency bands.
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The letter was signed by experts from across the political spectrum.
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We must work together and across the political spectrum for solutions.
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Among Republicans across the ideological spectrum, the reaction has been mixed.
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Wheeler stressed the importance of making the spectrum efficient for everyone.
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Most routers only work on two channels of the 5GHz spectrum.
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Wireless spectrum costs billions, and carriers never have enough of it.
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Republican lawmakers across the ideological spectrum have publicly criticized the President.
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But Brittany has always been at the end of the spectrum.
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Detractors across the political spectrum accused him of inflating the figures.
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It's not exactly psychedelic, but it lies somewhere on the spectrum.
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"Pain is a system that protects us," Kuehn tells IEEE Spectrum.
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In conversation with my college-aged daughter, regarding the gender spectrum.
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Sometimes they come in at the other end of the spectrum.
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Multi-member districts would be a spectrum of their community's politics.
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But they are resolutely on the informal end of the spectrum.
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Consequently, Shayne doesn't place himself on the left-right political spectrum.
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A very rare quality down that end of the weight spectrum.
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The economics behind a "rocket docket" to repurpose spectrum are similar.
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The relationship was not consistent across the entire political spectrum, however.
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"Like most women, I've experienced things across the spectrum," she said.
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He does not occupy the left-most band of the spectrum.
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"It can open up the spectrum," Smith said of the UWLX.
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That distrust is reflected on both sides of the political spectrum.
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At the other end of the spectrum lie venerable reference books.
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We started by exploring this woody, musky side of the spectrum.
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NS smaller deal for the same spectrum in two service areas.
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Many commentators on both sides of the political spectrum deemed Mrs.
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Experts from both sides of the political spectrum agree on this.
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Legal observers from across the political spectrum agreed with her analysis.
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Spectrum never succeeded in relocating the Trump server—but Alfa did.
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There is broad opposition to these programs across the political spectrum.
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The unlicensed spectrum could, however, be subject to interference from overuse.
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Making more mid-band spectrum available to 2202G operators is critical.
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He would consult with a rich and varied spectrum of people.
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The other is in the "sub-2628" (below 28503 gigahertz) spectrum.
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Currently, an international debate is underway over which spectrum to use.
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The U.S. government is pushing for use of the mmWave spectrum.
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Lawmaker response: U.S. lawmakers across the political spectrum condemned Russia's actions.
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WE'VE TAKEN – THERE'S NO ONE THAT COMPETES ACROSS THE FULL SPECTRUM.
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Their research reveals that, as with most traits, there's a spectrum.
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Washington has imposed tariffs across the spectrum on imported Chinese goods.
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The way parents can think about it is there's a spectrum.
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It's pretty rare to pay the higher end of that spectrum.
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He lists a procession of culprits from across the political spectrum.
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Across the spectrum, dining hall spending is getting a hard look.
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A rising chorus of voices from across the spectrum say yes.
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The two candidates couldn't be further apart on the political spectrum.
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The whole spectrum and every hue and every culture is here.
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"We focus on an underserved part of the spectrum," says Hammond.
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Sam Lipsyte: I slide furiously back and forth along the spectrum.
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And amateur radio operators deserve a spot in the spectrum, too.
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Also, it's important to consider the spanking spectrum, according to Plante.
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This time, Snapchat erred on the wrong side of the spectrum.
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On both sides of the ideological spectrum, House members have concerns.
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As will spectrum auctions, as they're funded by the auctions themselves.
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Auctions of 5G mobile spectrum will be held in early 2019.
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And at the other end of the spectrum is just horseshit.
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That puts it on the most expensive end of the spectrum.
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Ideologically, the two groups are at opposite ends of the spectrum.
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Do we buy spectrum and build out the entire network ourselves?
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On the other end of the spectrum is the Iron Dome.
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We looked at where he might fit on the ideological spectrum.
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Mississippi and Oklahoma are on the other end of the spectrum.
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How do you know where you lie on the personality spectrum?
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"We must act now to find more unlicensed spectrum," they wrote.
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"It's imperative that this spectrum not be encroached on," he said.
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But parties across the political spectrum are involved in the scandal.
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Lots of once-hyped companies live on the "Remember this?" spectrum.
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Many people on the spectrum have a deep determination to succeed.
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Would blending have given it more depth and a wider spectrum?
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The mildest end of the spectrum of diverticular disease is diverticulosis.
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Across the social spectrum, Yemenis are sliding down the poverty ladder.
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The money is coming from both ends of the financial spectrum.
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Writers from across the political spectrum discuss Michael Flynn's guilty plea.
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For SPF, Skinceuticals has a broad spectrum one that's so good.
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No company could use exclusive control over spectrum to block competition.
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Ms. Evans was on the less accommodating end of the spectrum.
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Lawmakers from across the political spectrum joined in condemning the attack.
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Her case sits on the icier, distant end of the spectrum.
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Everybody, regardless of where they are on the spectrum, wants civility.
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Weiss occupied the opposite end of the Cold War philosophical spectrum.
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Mr. Cuomo is hardly the only politician feuding with Charter Spectrum.
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Mr. Brindisi accused Charter Spectrum of trying to "censor" his campaign.
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Democrats have a big tent party that exists on a spectrum.
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It's important to figure out where you fall on this spectrum.
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The spectrum of behaviors will be wide, because people are complicated.
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Mr. B is certainly on the vaster end of that spectrum.
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Writers from across the political spectrum discuss the Republican tax plans.
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MIRANDA CUCKSON AND ETHAN IVERSON at Spectrum (June 24, 7 p.m.).
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The N.F.L. also straddles the political spectrum more broadly than others.
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And his clerks have clerked for justices across the ideological spectrum.
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It doesn't matter what side of the political spectrum you're on.
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Writers from across the political spectrum discuss the affirmative action debate.
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But very few Democratic strategists, from across the ideological spectrum, agree.
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Across Israel's political spectrum, the stakes in the scandal feel high.
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Writers from across the political spectrum discuss North Korea's nuclear threat.
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Where, exactly, on that spectrum is Luján comfortable placing his party?
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Rather, they are exceptional and use their spectrum profiles as assets.
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Instead, the political spectrum is being divided among winners and losers.
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We represent a diverse set of priorities across the political spectrum.
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The comments provoked outrage from both sides of the political spectrum.
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The announcement was met with criticism from across the political spectrum.
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OMICS is on the far end of the "definitely fake" spectrum.
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Going forward, Republicans are faced with a spectrum of terrible options.
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But it's on the spectrum: coronal ejection, mega-volcano, asteroid strike.
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Writers from across the political spectrum react to the latest headlines.
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The issue motivates activists at both ends of the ideological spectrum.
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It took far too long to learn that lesson with spectrum.
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I'm really not a purist on either end of the spectrum.
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Pollsters across the political spectrum apply similar tools to different aims.
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That means older Americans across the income spectrum would pay more.
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But some fall on the much higher end of the spectrum.
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It's not yet clear where 2019-nCoV falls on that spectrum.
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The question, then, is where Joe Rogan falls on this spectrum.
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Mr. Sessions's outdated ideas have been rebuked across the political spectrum.
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Justices across the ideological spectrum appeared wary of allowing such prosecutions.
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Though network performance on that spectrum hasn't always been as good.
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Carlos was diagnosed on the autism spectrum at 4 years old.
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Developing a cryptocurrency is on the easier end of the spectrum.
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Court-packing falls on the more radical end of the spectrum.
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" At the other end of the spectrum were skeptics like "Dr.
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He shoots 66.8% in the paint this season, per Second Spectrum.
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But that idea is gaining with thinkers across the ideological spectrum.
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But the American people across the political spectrum are with us.
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Boundaries fall on a spectrum between overly porous and too rigid.
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Streamers that occupy the less occupied end of Twitch's streaming spectrum.
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He's also been somewhat difficult to peg on the ideological spectrum.
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Trudeau came in for criticism from people across the political spectrum.
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Mr Bloomberg occupies a much lonelier place on the political spectrum.
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We were diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder on the same day.
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The AWS-4 spectrum is just a portion of Dish's portfolio.
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This is a time for passionate outcry across the political spectrum.
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Writers from across the political spectrum discuss the Republican tax plan.
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Writers from across the political spectrum react to the week's news.
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JG: Where would you say you lie on the political spectrum?
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It also harms the prospects of reconciliation across the political spectrum.
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Gay rights are supported across the political spectrum in the Netherlands.
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Experts from across the political spectrum denounced Trump's comments Monday morning.
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Think of the spectrum as issuing from our sensitivity to threat.
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That's a hard spectrum to travel along on a daily basis.
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His father was a carpenter with Spectrum General Contractors in Denver.
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You guys can live on a spectrum of normal and crazy.
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And I was painted every color in the spectrum in commercials.
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I think every single person is on the spectrum of racism.
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Most people, unsurprisingly, fall somewhere in the middle of the spectrum.
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We invest across the spectrum in venture growth and established businesses.
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KS: I say porn, I think it covers the whole spectrum.
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They've also made several films with characters on the LGBTQ spectrum.
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That's because these days, most mental illnesses exist on a spectrum.
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This auction is an effort to address long-term spectrum needs.
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It's a full-spectrum industry, encompassing everything from agriculture to communications.
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Some Redditors realized that the first track on the cassette was the bleepy startup sound for the ZX Spectrum and wondered if the blippy noise at the end of the tape might also be Spectrum-related.
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Of course, spectrum isn't the only thing that determines how fast a network is, and having all the spectrum in the world won't matter if Three doesn't have the coverage to let it actually reach people.
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Sexual violence happens on a spectrum — everything from someone making you uncomfortable to an environment is unworkable or unlivable to actual physical violence — because that is the truth, then accountability has to happen on a spectrum.
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The radio spectrum is extremely valuable: There's a limited amount of space and ever-increasing demand, and when the government starts doling out new spectrum space we can almost certainly expect a frenzied frequency land grab.
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The deal is expected to help AT&T better position itself for deploying 5G capabilities, as Spectrum is one of the largest holders of wireless spectrum that has been approved for use in next-generation networks.
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TBD: The company has talked about using the nationwide 600MHz spectrum it acquired last year but hasn't talked yet about what high-frequency spectrum it will use, but that announcement could come in Barcelona next week.
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Radio frequency spectrum is finite, like shelf space in your grocery store, and wireless companies covet spectrum reserved for DSRC to instead accommodate wireless devices intended to speed data communications for entertainment and other end uses.
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JON CARAMANICA Troye Sivan, not yet the full-spectrum pop star he should be, delivers a mellow, ethereal bop with Ariana Grande, who is, strangely, also not yet the full-spectrum pop star she should be.
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But now the FCC has devised a way for the government and private corporations to share the spectrum without interfering with naval equipment and operations, opening up the valuable spectrum to be used by more organizations.
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His company has missed preliminary buildout deadlines, struck a number of sweetheart deals to redesignate how certain spectrum can be used and blamed the FCC for delaying clearance for the deployment of certain types of spectrum.
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Well, first and foremost, at least I personally have not tended to have conversations with many people in a more conservative end of the spectrum or right end of the spectrum, so goal number one was to say that we're here, be present, and see the folks who I personally haven't talked to, and as an organization, we tend not to naturally lean towards, and I don't know if there are any fundamentally different learnings that are different from the conversations that we have with folks who are more on the left end of the spectrum, more of the liberal end of the spectrum or libertarian end of the spectrum, wherever that lies.
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Millimeter wave (mmWave) spectrum provides speeds up to around 1Gbps and ultra-low latency in theoretical everyday usage, but struggles to penetrate into buildings, while sub-6GHz provides broader coverage but at slower speeds using existing spectrum.
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Ham radio may have been the starting point for the DXing phenomenon, but there's a lot of other spectrum out there, and that spectrum—be it shortwave, AM, FM, UHF, or VHF—each has its enthusiasts. 1.
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Still, it's obvious that this escalating battle concerns the wide spectrum of objectionable behavior #MeToo encompasses — and that we are about to find out where on that spectrum feminists of all ages and ideologies draw the line.
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The FCC also announced a $20.4 billion Rural Digital Opportunity Fund to bring faster 5G networks to rural areas, and a new spectrum auction that opens up 3,400 MHz of wireless spectrum for carriers to bid on.
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But no matter what, all this technology advancement adds up to not needing traditional spectrum and opens the door to use unlicensed and lightly licensed spectrum which, as you can imagine, is meaningfully cheaper and more abundant.
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Two important things happened: First, the FCC announced its "Spectrum Frontiers" plan to make 3.85 GHz of licensed and 7 GHz of unlicensed spectrum available for 5G in the 28, 37 and 39 GHz millimeter wave bands.
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According to DARPA Program Manager Paul Tilghman, the agency's Spectrum Collaboration Challenge is letting participants take full advantage of the Colosseum's processing power to help build the AI spectrum management systems of tomorrow (often called "cognitive radio").
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"If you look at it in a bookkeeping sense, it's because gross domestic savings, everywhere across the spectrum — the political spectrum — has been severely undercut by social benefit increases in virtually every single major country," he said.
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The bill would require the Department of Commerce to issue recommendations within 18 months on how to incentivize federal agencies to give up their spectrum and commissions other reports on various ways to open up more spectrum.
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The types of light your eye cannot see are UV light, which rings in on the opposite side of this spectrum at around 200 to 300, and IR light, which is above the spectrum at over 800.
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