Sentence examples for cellular infrastructures from inspiring English sources

In recent years, device-to-device (D2D) communication underlaying cellular infrastructures has attracted considerable attention on both academia and industry.

Therefore, a novel context-aware framework for the efficient integration of femtocells in IP and cellular infrastructures, called CA-FEI, is proposed.

Based on the above considerations, we propose a context-aware framework for LTE femtocells' efficient integration (CA-FEI) in IP and cellular infrastructures, which aims to provide a "shielded" environment for the femtocell operation.

Chemical toxicity is caused by substrates, intermediates, products, and/or by-products, and these compounds often interfere with important metabolic processes and damage cellular infrastructures such as cell membrane, leading to poor cell viability.

We discuss here methods that can be employed to study signaling architectures, and the importance of too often neglected features like macromolecular crowding, intrinsic disorder in proteins and the sophisticated cellular infrastructures, which need to be carefully considered in order to develop a more mature understanding of cellular signal processing.

(4G is shorthand for fourth-generation cellular infrastructure).

Chips are recovering from a slowdown in parts of Asia, and even Motorola's flagging cellular infrastructure division is showing signs of recovery in the fourth-quarter report.

Two years ago, the topic of the hour was 3G, or third generation, an improved cellular infrastructure to handle data at higher speeds.

And Motorola is trying to revive its cellular infrastructure unit, which also fell behind a year ago by making a big bet on analog technology when the world was turning to digital technology.

Berger's planned reform would have forced Bezeq to license its wired infrastructure to new entrants, bringing down the cost of Web access, much the way forcing Israel's cell-phone cartel to share cellular infrastructure radically lowered the cost of mobile access.

Deutsche Telekom has made clear that it no longer wants to be in the mobile phone business in the United States, saying it would stop investing in cellular infrastructure here to concentrate on its European operations.