Sentence examples for hot spot like from inspiring English sources

You could get a broadband cellular hot spot, like the MiFi, a tiny, self-powered base station that creates a Wi-Fi bubble from your pocket or purse.

Using a mobile broadband hot spot like the MiFi has its advantages, although it may be more expensive than using a regular broadband or Wi-Fi connection.

Earlier this year, we had vaguely considered taking a trip to a wildlife hot spot like the Cloud Forest of Costa Rica.

Preserving 1,000 species in a "cold spot" like Montana, they argue, would be more important than preserving 1,000 species in a hot spot like Ecuador because in Montana 1,000 species represents a third of the total, while in Ecuador it represents just 5percentt.

Let's face it: If you're looking at studios in a hot spot like Manhattan's East Village, monthly rents average nearly $1,700.

The Communist Party understands that although it can block Twitter and cut off mobile communications to a hot spot like Urumqi as it has done in the wake of Sunday's riots it can no longer prevent a big story from getting out to the rest of the country and the world.

Details of the propagation model and additional simulation parameters can be found in Appendix C. The local area test scenario is defined as an isolated hot-spot-like indoor area with high user density where the users are either stationary or slowly moving.

Hot spots like those that a microwave creates in liquids must be avoided.

But things begin to look a lot less affordable when you consider hot spots like Los Angeles.

Japanese hot spots, like America Mura (America Town) in Osaka, became glutted with vintage stores.

Meanwhile, speculators ran up many a sub-Nash terrace in property hot spots like Leamington Spa.