Sentence examples for excess wireless from inspiring English sources

Mount Kellett Capital Management, a $7 billion hedge fund that holds a 7.3 percent stake in Clearwire, sent a letter to the company's board on Thursday asking it to consider selling off what it called excess wireless spectrum.

I'm never for eliminating competitors, but it is clear that there are no other companies to add balance to this collusion of the wireline "special excess" networks and the wireless companies.

Wrap the paper clip in electrical tape to prevent excess interference with the wireless signal.

For traffic policing, the excess traffic will be immediately dropped, thus the wireless router no longer needs to use any memory resource for buffering excessive packets.

George Scalise, the trade association's president, said makers of PC and wireless chips have largely cleared out their excess inventory and are beginning to see increases in orders.

The excesses of Europe's rush to build new digital wireless networks claimed another casualty today, when the chief executive of Royal KPN, the Netherlands' debt-laden telephone company, abruptly resigned.

But, if wireless services are taxed at punitive rates, already in excess of 19% of a monthly cell phone bill in some states, that's exactly the choice that some people will have to make.

Wireless phones tended to be hampered even more by the excess of traffic in the first hours after the Trade Center explosions, since those networks have smaller communications capacities than wired telephone systems.

Traffic overload is not realistic in a wireless access network because it corresponds to situations where the excess traffic experiences an unbounded delay.

Sales picked up from the March quarter, and analysts said orders from wireless-equipment manufacturers have improved as customers work through excess chip inventory.

WiGLE (Wireless Geographic Logging Engine) is an online database that includes in excess of 15 million recorded wireless networks, most with geographic coordinates.