Sentence examples for base stations which draw from inspiring English sources

For instance, Huawei Pty Ltd. has already developed base stations which draw energy from both solar panels and a wind energy harvester [20], and power grid as a supplement, as shown in Fig. 1.

Along with its AM and FM stations, which draw 240 million listeners a month, Clear Channel's digital properties get some 60 million unique visitors a month.

The hydraulic system in the docking station, which draws the leash in and out, balked.

The station, which draws water discharged from the Gilgel Gibe dam on the Gilgel Gibe River, has the capacity to produce more than 400 megawatts of electricity.

IMSI catchers work by pretending to be mobile phone base stations, which connect our phones to the network.

The base station, which transmits both versions of Wi-Fi, will sell for $449.

By pushing a button on a pendant, you connect to a home base station, which automatically alerts a central station that there's an emergency.

The AirPort base station, which costs $299, includes a built-in firewall and is now compatible with America Online.

WiMAX technology needs both a base station, which transmits broadband data, and mobile management technology, which handles handover between base stations.

The base station, which also doubles as a charging station, can transmit to up to four satellite speakers up to 150 feet away.

Last week, PEGIDA held a demonstration in its home base in Dresden, which drew 25,000 people.