After downloading the application onto a phone, as you would a cellphone ring tone, a user can enter a city or a ZIP code and, in very few clicks, find the cheapest nearby gas station, locate a good restaurant, find an ATM or a Wi-Fi hot spot, call a cab, view movie times and more.
The gathering, held in a hot spot called the Rathskeller, featured sousaphones.
Man Ray, 147 West 15th Street, has moved into the premises of what was briefly a hot spot called 147.
Overturning lava is a popular explanation for the periodic brightening and dimming of the hot spot, called Loki Patera after the Norse god.
In the context of cognitive radio system, a group of secondary users gathering and communicating with a hot spot called Secondary Base Station (SBS), make up a CR system.
The opposite is also true, however; if you begin a call on T-Mobile's cell network and later enter a Wi-Fi hot spot, the call continues to eat up minutes.
Stick to vacation hot spots and call ahead to make sure your expectations will be met.
When my husband and I checked out the hot gay spot called Bimbon one night on La Rampa, near the waterfront of Havana known as Malecon, imagine my surprise when we ran into a dear old Canadian friend of mine, hustler in tow.
There is supporting evidence from Dennis C. Smith, a political scientist at New York University who led an analysis of trends in the dozens of precincts where the city's police focus on "impact zones," as the hot spots are called.
The far end of region 1q21.1, which at about one million bases long constitutes a tiny percentage of the roughly 3.2 billion pairs of letters that make up human DNA, harbors just one of the genome's many "hot spots"–so called for their tendency toward structural instability.
During a visit to the Samsung's 5G digital city in Korea, I experienced how 5G hot spots ( also called hot zones) will deliver the major benefits before carriers provide widespread coverage.
