Sentence examples for enabled station from inspiring English sources

Any reservation made by MCCA enabled stations will not be guaranteed due to collision introduced by non-MCCA mesh stations; hence, the performance of MCCA enabled station is very deteriorating in general WLAN [15, 18, 19].

"New Delhi railway station, which handles about 300 trains and 500,000 passengers a day, will be the first wi-fi enabled station in the country to have such a modern facility like major international airports," the CNN IBN website reports.

The fortuitous timing of the Chinese New Year, the Super Bowl match and convention activity should enable Station Casinos and a number of its gaming industry rivals to enjoy a "particularly robust" 2004, according to Goldman Sachs.

Digitization will enable stations to add numerous channels to their broadcast spectrum.

On Wednesday, Radioplayer announced that it is launching a tool to enable stations to customise their own pop-up players to match their individual sites.

"New provisions in the Digital Economy Act 2010 allow Ofcom to take a number of steps to ease these pressures and enable stations to make necessary cost savings".

From 1987, however, improved technology enabled the station to receive the week's chart data in time to announce the new number one on the three-hour Sunday show.

MCCA is an optional access mechanism for mesh stations whereas EDCA is mandatory, so it is most likely that MCCA enabled mesh stations will be contending with non-MCCA stations (both EDCA and legacy DCF), who are unaware of reservations made by MCCAOP owner.

MCCA enabled mesh stations are also required to contend for channel access among non-MCCA stations within their reserved duration.

TV kept evolving with the arrival of Fox as a fourth network, more cable networks and satellites that enabled local stations to report from distant places.

The patent, based in part on earlier work in wireless telegraphy by Sir Oliver Lodge, enabled several stations to operate on different wavelengths without interference.