The phrase "a large path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a wide or expansive route or way, often in the context of walking, hiking, or travel.
Example: "The hikers followed a large path that wound through the forest, making it easy for them to navigate."
Alternatives: "a wide path" or "an expansive trail".
This technique works well for small areas, but for a large path you may want to rent a power tamper from a tool store.
While for power coverage relying on the reflectivity of the ceiling and walls, a large path loss was observed due to the lack of a LOS optical path.
It is indeed remarkable that as the movement is one all the time, that the same centre should in one case travel a large path and in the other a smaller one.
It motivates us to consider massive MIMO system to overcome the unfavorable channel characteristic of mmWave frequency such as a large path loss which reduces service coverage and impairs communication performance.
In general, the relay assists the source nodes S k in transmitting messages to destination D. Using a relay might be reasonable if the direct link is poor due to a large path loss or shadowing.
The previous night in a nearby neighborhood, a surface-to-surface missile struck several closely built homes, tearing a large path through them and making the structures unrecognizable; bunches of metal rods were twisted around one another like stiff, fallen streamers.
Now it is evident that the larger circle revolves along a larger path.
Also, for a given d < R, the SINR is higher for a larger path loss exponent α.
Therefore, users at the cell-edge who suffer a larger path loss can only receive a lower SINR, resulting in poor multicast efficiency.
The MI duration is found to be longer at the ground than at a geosynchronous height, and this could be attributed to the larger distance of the SI source from the ground (the compressional wave requires a longer time to cross a larger path in the magnetosphere to reach the ground).
A larger path is making up for a higher speed.
