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All wireless communication take place over two types of spectrum: Paired, meaning there are two equal chunks of spectrum to send and receive information, and unpaired, meaning there's just one unbroken chunk for receiving or sending.
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All wireless communication take place over two types of spectrum: Paired, meaning there are two equal chunks of spectrum to send and receive information, and unpaired, meaning there's just one unbroken chunk for receiving or sending.
Qualcomm In India 2010
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All wireless communication take place over two types of spectrum: Paired, meaning there are two equal chunks of spectrum to send and receive information, and unpaired, meaning there's just one unbroken chunk for receiving or sending.
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BEST USE: Paired with Asian flavors—on ginger ice cream or ginger cookies, or accompanying sesame-crusted duck or chicken. $11 for 10 ounces, taylorsmarket.com
Citrus Comeback 2011
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Paired with a pitching staff that allowed the fewest runs in the AL last season, and a division race that looks wide open, the A's might just be your AL West favorites.
Offseason winners and losers Dave Sheinin 2011
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Paired with sky-high Christian Louboutin stilettos, these bandage dresses have become the go-to date night outfits for a lot of women.
Blue Carreon: A Conversation With BCBG and Herve Leger's Lubov Azria Blue Carreon 2012
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Paired with sky-high Christian Louboutin stilettos, these bandage dresses have become the go-to date night outfits for a lot of women.
Blue Carreon: A Conversation With BCBG and Herve Leger's Lubov Azria Blue Carreon 2012
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Paired enzymes are unrelated enzymes that influence metabolic cycles by the same allosteric effectors only in opposite ways at branch points.
Assessing Fault 2009
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Paired with the local food, duck breast or foie gras and a large slice of bread, it makes for a wonderful winter glass of wine.
The Future of Malbec Will Lyons 2010
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Etc: Paired at Chicago's Publican Restaurant with mussels steamed with shallots, garlic, bay leaf, butter, lemon juice, chili flake, and gueuze.
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? Maria Finn 2010
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