I. band1 [bænd] СУЩ.
II. band1 [bænd] ГЛ. перех. (divide)
| I | band |
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| you | band |
| he/she/it | bands |
| we | band |
| you | band |
| they | band |
| I | banded |
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| you | banded |
| he/she/it | banded |
| we | banded |
| you | banded |
| they | banded |
| I | have | banded |
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| you | have | banded |
| he/she/it | has | banded |
| we | have | banded |
| you | have | banded |
| they | have | banded |
| I | had | banded |
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| you | had | banded |
| he/she/it | had | banded |
| we | had | banded |
| you | had | banded |
| they | had | banded |
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In competition for non-colliding transmission, time may appear as the main aspect with systems that use the very same frequency band.
en.wikipedia.org This results in an "absorption line", since the narrow frequency band of light initially traveling toward the detector, has been effectively scattered in other directions.
en.wikipedia.org Each frequency band is modeled using a band-limited version of the standard digital waveguide method.
en.wikipedia.org In addition, as an artificial magnetic conductor it has a forbidden frequency band, over which surface waves and currents can not propagate.
en.wikipedia.org Each frequency band has a specific assignment that depends on the nature of the application and the numbers of users.
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