The phrase "an operator point of view" is not correct in English.
It should be "an operator's point of view." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing perspectives or opinions from the standpoint of an operator in a specific context, such as in a technical or operational discussion.
Example: "From an operator's point of view, the new system has significantly improved efficiency."
Alternatives: "an operator's perspective" or "the viewpoint of an operator."
We shouldn't be pushing it, like, 'Mr Wang, can you see, Mr Li is opening another 50 bottles?' But from an operator point of view, we're happy".
We shouldn't be pushing it, like, 'Mr. Wang, can you see that Mr. Li is opening another 50 bottles?' But from an operator point of view, we're happy".
To protect our environment, cope with global warming, facilitate sustainable development, as well as reduce the big network cost from operator point-of-view, optimizing the energy efficiency of wireless systems are required for the future.
It is interpreted as a combination of CBR and CDR [19], which is also an important parameter from the operator point of view because the users' QoE is important to keep clients.
From the wireless operator point of view, the ability to offload a large amount of traffic from macrocellular networks to femtocellular networks is the most important advantage of the femtocell/macrocell-integrated network architecture.
On the other hand, from the operator point of view, in addition to the previous indicators, an important criterion is also given by the amount of signaling data necessary to control the network fluctuations.
Driven from the fact that different multicast flows have very different characteristics and each network operator has different policies for multicast support, we propose a dynamic multicast support scheme (DMMS), taking into account both the user and network operator point of view.
Secondly, from the operator point of view, another indicator must also be taken into account: the amount of signaling data.
F. Riesz emphasized the operator theory point of view starting in 1913 and von Neumann's approach to unbounded operators in 1929 also emphasized the operator point of view which has dominated most of the discussion since.
The evaluation of these scenarios is analyzed from both the user's QoS perspective (BR and OR indicators) and operator point of view (HOR indicator).
