wide band

collocation in English

meaningsofwideandband

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wide
adjective
uk
/waɪd/us
/waɪd/
having a larger distance from one side to the other than is usual or expected, especially in comparison with the length of something; ...
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band
noun
uk
/bænd/us
/bænd/
a group of musicians who play modern ...
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(Definition ofwideandbandfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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These labeled cells occupied awidebandthroughout the rostrocaudal extent of the thalamus.
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Simulation ofwidebandfrequency modulated reflectometry where the frequency is continuously swept adds further requirements.
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I have had representations from a fairlywidebandof opinion within industry.
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They have awidebandwidth and so can carry a wider range of telecommunications services than copper cables.
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The initial rate of tax in this graduated structure should cover a relativelywideband.
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There is not a sufficiently clear differentiation betweenwidebandand narrow band cable.
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It is an extremelywideband, and it was not the original target for stakeholder pensions.
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First,widebandcable services can provide specialist subject and audience channels, such as local information services, sports programmes and programmes for ethnic minorities.
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One of the channels in awidebandcould be used for burglar alarm systems.
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We believe that those interests must be adequately protected, and "consumers" covers a verywidebandof the population.
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There is the idea of the crawling peg, or thewideband, which a number of distinguished men have called for.
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They can be well afforded by a verywidebandof the social spectrum.
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It gives a verywidebandof police costs.
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