Sentence examples for coverage of clients from inspiring English sources

Simulation results show the network coverage of clients for different number of ONUs in different urban areas, and demonstrate the relationship between network coverage and the cost represented by the number of WiFi routers.

Overall, coverage of clients at Chipata is relatively low, with only 42 percent receiving pre-test counseling, 31 percent having an HIV test, and 12 percent completing the VCT (i.e. received pre-test counseling, had an HIV test, and received their test result).

I'm in Houston right now, watching CNN's wall-to-wall coverage of Client 9, which is my new favorite phrase.

Coverage of client-initiated HIV testing and counseling services is inadequate in both high-income and resource-constrained settings [ 13].

The author defines a parameter ρ which describes the coverage radius of clients.

He described the basic public relations approach as "setting up an echo chamber to help frame messages," by, among other things, creating web sites for the client, seeking coverage of the client's goals by the press, working with pollsters to develop a message and creating videos demonstrating the products or services the client can offer.

Levin also disapproved of the way that publicists leveraged access to celebrities in order to control the media coverage of their clients.

In 2011 an investigation by The Independent revealed that the PR firm Bell Pottinger had a team which "sorts" negative Wikipedia coverage of its clients, prompting Wikipedia's co-founder Jimmy Wales to attack the "ethical blindness" of lobbying firms.

Tierney would sometimes contact news editors to complain about coverage of his clients, accusing news reporters of being biased, incompetent and unprofessional.

Lawyers for the Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev seeking to have his trial moved out of Massachusetts again drew parallels on Monday between the media coverage of their client's case to the coverage received by the Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh.

This interesting question was at the heart of the recent case concerning coverage of my client Christopher Jefferies's arrest by police investigating the murder of the landscape architect Joanna Yeates.