Sentence examples for antenna sites from inspiring English sources

Wireless service continued to be touch and go yesterday because a number of wireless antenna sites had either been damaged or destroyed.

Those services will use higher frequencies to transmit larger amounts of data over shorter distances, requiring more antenna sites, he said.

For public utility installations in built-up areas, radio communication is usually ruled out by the difficulty of finding antenna sites and unobstructed line-of-sight radio paths.

In New York, the collapse of the towers took out a big telephone switch and nearly a dozen cellular antenna sites in Lower Manhattan, but that was only part of the problem.

NextG Networks is dedicated to providing wireless service providers with flexible fiber networks that support DAS deployment in areas that would be difficult or impossible to cover using only traditional cell towers or rooftop antenna sites.

As wireless communication continues to grow, communities, independent scientists and neighborhood advocates must be involved in policy-making as much as the industry, which spends millions lobbying to prevent legislation -- even something as basic as a public list of antenna sites -- and marketing its products while dismissing the risks.

The height above mean sea level of the antenna site must be obtained manually using appropriate topographic maps.

Construction of the antenna site has started, and the mast is due to be mounted in two years' time and to start operating in 2004.

"Obviously, the issue of towers can be contentious when people want services but don't want the facilities," said Jackie McCarthy, a spokeswoman for PCIA — the Wireless Infrastructure Association, which lobbies for the tower and antenna siting industry.

(b) The Commission will not ordinarily require the submission of topographical maps for areas beyond 24 km (15 miles) from the antenna site, but the maps must include the principal city or cities to be served.

The 10 individual antenna elements of the VLBA do not have any direct connection; instead, signals are recorded on high-density computer disk drives that are then shipped to a special processing centre in New Mexico where they are replayed and the signals analyzed to form images. Precise timing between the elements is maintained by a hydrogen maser atomic clock located at each antenna site.