Sentence examples for close mobiles from inspiring English sources

Measured QoS for close mobiles (solid lines) and far mobiles (dashed lines)Spectral efficiency.

Mean buffer occupancy for close mobiles (solid lines) and far mobiles (dashed lines)Mean packet delayPacket jitter.

Highly unfair, MaxSNR fully satisfies the required QoS of close mobiles at the expense of the satisfaction of far mobiles.

Close mobiles easily respect their delay requirement while far mobiles experience much higher delays and go past the 5% PDOR target when the traffic load increases.

Unnecessary priorities are given to close mobiles which easily respect their QoS constraints while more attention should be given to the farther.

In these ideal situations, close mobiles can transmit/receive 6 bits per RU while far mobiles may transmit/receive 4 bits per RU.

Once the technology gaps close, mobile advertising will probably eclipse desktop advertising, as has already happened in some countries, like Japan, where Internet-capable mobile phones have been in use longest.

This year will get close: Mobile ad spending in the U.S., at least, will jump 50% to hit $28.7 billion, or 49% of all online ad spending.

In April 2009 the European Parliament adopted a report urging the European Commission to set limits on how close mobile phone masts, antennas, high-voltage power lines, and other electromagnetic field (EMF transmitting devices can be to neighborhoods, schools, and health care facilities.

With this approach, sparingly delaying the closer mobiles, the WFO builds on the breathing space offered by the easy respect of the delay constraints of the closer mobiles (with better spectral efficiency) for helping the farther ones.

In wireless networks, it is well known that the closest mobiles to the access point generally obtain better QoS than mobiles more distant thanks to their higher spectral efficiency.