C-band
C-band refers to the part of the electromagnetic spectrum reserved for satellite broadcasts in the frequency range of 4 GHz to 8 GHz. C-band satellite dishes are often used in regions of the world where the signal can be degraded due to heavy rain or other severe weather conditions. Typically, C-band satellite dishes are 1.8 to 2.4 meters in size. C-band satellite communications are less affected by rain attenuation, but require large antennas and are widely used in Asia and Latin America. See also antenna, frequency bands, kaband, kuband and satellite dish.
Literal Meanings of C-band
C:
Meanings of C:
Reduction of approx.
The meantone on one of the sets of seven white keys on a keyboard, or on a set of seven strings on a stringed instrument.
(Stand) To perceive or know with the eyes or as with the sight.
Make a mental picture of it.
(public) meeting, visit.
Be it the setting or the time.
(extended) To make sure something is up, especially during testimonials.
Wait to join, .
To make a match with another player, place a bet of the same amount.
Determine through trial or experiment to find out (yes or no).
(used in imperative) link or study for more details.
Study something well or use something, often as a temporary alternative.
To include as one of the experiences of something.
Sentences of C
The document was written in the Middle Ages, c. 1250.
In 1999, many great films were released.
I'll see how you hang yourself for this! I saw that they were no longer a problem.
I must have seen the old lady across the street.
I see you twenty dollars and I give you ten.
I'll be back later to see if I can fix your computer.
See Appendix C for full proof of the Poincaré conjecture.
Can I have a look at this lighter? Mine just doesn't work anymore.
The equipment has not been used outside of our projects.
Band:
Meanings of Band:
A of material used for reinforcement or bonding.
A long of material, color, etc. that differs from the surrounding space.
Decorative ribbon.
What serves as a means of association or connection between people is a connection.
A linen collar or collar worn in the 16th and 17th centuries.
(plural) Two strips of linen hanging from the front of the neck as part of office, legal, or academic attire.
Part of the electromagnetic spectrum.
A range of energy levels in a solid material.
Safety guarantee.
Rings for example. a wedding ring (alliance) or a ring worn on the foot of a bird to identify it.
All prominent lines identified by chromatography, electrophoresis, etc.
Short for striped cage.
(hip-hop, often plural) A pile of money totaling $1,000, pinned (usually) in cash.
Adhesive tape.
Tie an identification tape around the (bird's) leg.
A group of musicians who perform together as an ensemble, usually for a professional artist.
A type of orchestra that originally played Janissary music.
Fanfare.
A loose group of people united by a common goal (a band of thieves).
A small group of people who live in a simple society, unlike tribes, leaders and states.
A group of indigenous peoples officially recognized by the federal government of Canada as an organized entity.
Unite for a common purpose, unite.
Group (students) according to their perceived tolerance.
Secure it with a ligature.
Stick together or stick in a dough.
From movement or from ordinary or natural influences, such as for example. B. limited by friction.
Exercising a restraining or deterrent influence.
To tie or tie with cord, ribbon, tie, chain, etc.
Restriction, restriction or limitation by physical force or influence of any kind.
Connect.
Force, limit, or deny power, law, duty, promise, vote, affection, or other social connection.
Placing (an individual) under certain legal obligations, in particular obligations under bonds or contracts.
Place under the legal obligation to serve.
Protect or reinforce, for example, by applying a tape or bandage. B. Edge of carpet or clothing.
To fasten (something) around or on something, how to tie, to surround something.
The cover is like a bandage.
To prevent or limit usual or natural activities, such as B. causing constipation.
Gathered in a blanket, like books.
Connect two or more items together.
Associate an ID with a value to map a variable name, method name, etc. to the contents of a memory location.
Complain about something.
Sentences of Band
Conduction band of the valence band .
Just to make the cheese more authentic.
I would like to know why the sewing machine freezes after long use.
These are the bonds that bind.
Tie the grain into bundles to bind the prisoner.
The frost binds the earth.
Bond of conscience - bond of kindness - bond of affection - commerce unites nations.
Link the student to the service.
Tie a belt around the wound to apply a compress to the wound.
Dress the wound.
Some drugs bind to the gut.
The three novels were related.
Synonyms of Band
dress, indenture, bandage, obligate, tie, fasten, restrict, fetter, make fast, restrain
