Sentence examples for cost connectivity from inspiring English sources
No cost connectivity will start up with the ITU in Geneva.
Sensor distribution is a critical issue because it affects the cost, connectivity, and detection capability of WSN.
Improving coverage may come at the expense of reducing short-term fairness which should be considered in designing Wi-Fi networks along with other factors such as cost, connectivity, etc.
The technology is well-suited to provide low cost connectivity to rural communities with poor telecommunications infrastructure, and for expanding coverage of wireless broadband in densely populated urban areas".
Using these models, we evaluate flexibility and design trade-offs of the presented enabling technologies with other key performance indicators such as spectral efficiency, lightpath reach, total capacity, normalized cost, connectivity and others.
As this project aims to be implemented in a hospital environment, when choosing the appropriate wireless technology it should be noted that the chosen technology should be the best choice in terms of cost, connectivity range, speed, etc. for the chosen environment.
But click farms exploit a different sort of computing power altogether: the rise of cheap labour paired with low-cost connectivity to the internet.
Amazon clearly knows the value of providing low- or no-cost connectivity with its hardware – it has been offering completely free 3G data network access on its Kindle reader hardware since the launch of the first generation e-ink Kindle in 2007.
With hardware costs, connectivity, and Wi-Fi chips all getting cheaper, anything could be turned into an input.
Between market data costs, connectivity, co-location and network and infrastructure investment, modern stock exchanges and the regulatory framework that protects them have created a world of haves and have-nots, whereby those able to invest massive amounts of money have a structural advantage over those who cannot.
The model encompasses the dynamics of individual modes of transportation through transportation costs, modal connectivity costs, and fixed location costs under service time requirements.
