Rather quaintly, prisoners in adjacent cells are permitted to have conversations through the ventilation grilles.
Two prisoners, one Algerian, one French, loll and masturbate on their cots in adjacent cells, watched through a peephole by a guard.
Elsewhere they can simply be pleasingly appropriate, as near the end of David Copperfield when David, on a prison tour, encounters the novel's two servile villains, Uriah Heep and Steerforth's butler Littimer, in adjacent cells.
In a crowded environment, such as a sports arena, phones could pass traffic from other phones to base-stations in adjacent cells, thus boosting capacity.
They were placed in adjacent cells in the lock-up, and Ruffin told the court he spent three days hearing her cry and moan in pain while a sergeant at the police station repeatedly told him that Dhu was "behaving like a two-year-old child".
When, near the end of David Copperfield, the protagonist is given a tour of a new model prison by his former schoolmaster Creakle (now transmogrified into a Middlesex magistrate), he is presented with the two most exemplary prisoners, in adjacent cells.
This approach results in adjacent cells employing different numbers of subcarriers with different bandwidths across cells.
Therefore, inter-cell interference originates from co-channel users in adjacent cells.
Since the choice of the moduli set determines the number of subcarriers used for hopping, a different moduli set in adjacent cells will result in different number of subcarriers in adjacent cells.
MTs in adjacent cells can share the same physical channel and the signals received by a given BS are digitalized, through appropriate sampling and quantization procedures.
(1) Consequences for the Downlink In the downlink, MSs at the cell edge are exposed to high CCI from transmitters in adjacent cells (see Figure 2(a)).
