Sentence examples for dense service from inspiring English sources

Thus, MIMO plays a very important role in handling dense service capacity of wireless network.

That's because immigrants raise the wages of native-born workers (and also lower the cost of immigrant-dense services like child care and cleaning).

There is relatively dense telephone service in most urban areas, but many rural areas remain isolated.

He paid billions of dollars to launch a satellite into orbit and map out a forest of cellphone towers dense enough to service the nation.

For instance, both Mint and Cake notify people when they incur fees from their banks or brokers fees that might otherwise get lost on itemized statements, or in the dense text of service agreements.

Users may have constitutional rights against unreasonable searches by the state, but the only Facebook Constitution is the company’s dense terms of service agreement.

A dense metro train service with a 5-minute headway is modeled for the simulation tests as shown in Fig. 6.

Ford says it's targeting "high-volume" production for this car, which makes sense if it indeed wants to deploy the cars en masse to service dense urban environments where car ownership is on the decline.

The insertion of arbitration clauses into dense terms of service contracts that consumers rarely read has exploded in the past six years.

Here, it is important to note that rural hospitals are often more expensive to run than urban hospitals due to their lower economy of scales (less dense population being serviced), with the great distances between people and services raising both demand and supply costs.

Meanwhile, every member of Congress from Connecticut and Massachusetts -- two states dense with financial services firms -- voted for the bill.