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31. Some use the microwave part of the electromagnetic spectrum.

32. The Sinclair Spectrum came in for particular criticism.

33. Lonnie and Alfred occupied opposite ends of the spectrum.

34. Portion of gamma-ray spectrum as measured by Fleischmann etal.

35. They therefore put forward a wide spectrum of policies to cover all politically significant aspects of national life, as well as foreign affairs.

36. We don't like 16-bit owners making fun of us 8-bit owners, so why should we make fun of the Spectrum?

37. But Spectrum soon became mired in losses, and when the stock plummeted, it was hit by numerous shareholder lawsuits.

38. This has resulted in a less than euphoric response from staff across the spectrum.

39. In the simplest experiment the total emission is monitored as a function of excitation frequency, giving an excitation spectrum.

40. There has long been an unspoken consensus across the party spectrum that challenging the system would be to enter a political minefield.

41. The music covers a wide spectrum, from rock to jazz, from ballad to uptempo.

42. My daily Radio Column covered a wide spectrum of programme interests, a large part of which was concerned with local broadcasts.

43. Spectrum has been operating for the past year under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

44. Chunky Leaflets Spectrum are now publishing hand knitting pattern leaflets.

45. There is a vast continuum between bureaucratic behavior and entrepreneurial behavior, and government can surely shift its position on that spectrum. Sentencedict.com

46. At the opposite end of the spectrum, there were problems also in the definition of specialization.

47. Until the early 1960s these beliefs were not seriously tested and differences of theory appear as shades of a fairly narrow spectrum.

48. Ample precedents exist for imposing spectrum use fees and cable franchise taxes for public telecommunications purposes.

49. This inference is confirmed experimentally by observations in grid turbulence of changes in the spectrum with distance downstream.

50. Thus the compulsive relationship with physical exercise can become effectively part of the spectrum of eating disorder behaviour.

51. Aitken's work covered a wide spectrum of physical science, and he had some ninety-eight contributions published in scientific literature.

52. They operate in the same frequency range of the radio spectrum as analog cellular -- around 800 megahertz.

53. One of the country's most innovative printmakers has brought the spectrum of artistic endeavor to the Old Pueblo.

54. At the other end of the political spectrum, some left-leaning think tanks take money from interested parties.

55. All the above yarns will be available from your local Spectrum stockist together with a full range of supporting pattern leaflets and books.

56. The Clinton administration has proposed giving the broadcasters the new spectrum[sentencedict.com], but taking back the old for auction after seven years.

57. As a result the X-ray absorption spectrum contains a precise signature of the atomic environment of a particular element.

58. Part of that has to do with the wider spectrum of entertainment competing for our attention.

59. After that, he formed his own consulting company, where he saw firsthand the problems in companies across the business spectrum.

60. The proposals were met with opposition from across the political spectrum.