Sentence examples for multiple mobile stations from inspiring English sources

Group mobility refers to the scenarios that multiple mobile stations (MSs) move in a group at the same time, generally in the same direction with a short distance of separation.

To serve multiple mobile stations (MSs), the mobile WiMAX adopts the orthogonal frequency division multiple access (OFDMA) technique.

We emulate multiple mobile stations (MS) in the emulator, where each MS transmits video traffic to a single radio base station (RBS).

In the uplink MU-MIMO systems, multiple mobile stations (MSs) are allowed to simultaneously transmit their signals to the base station (BS) to increase the system capacity.

Finally, conclusions are drawn in section 5. Consider a broadband wireless cellular network consisting of one base station (BS), multiple relay stations (RSs) and multiple mobile stations (MSs), each equipped with a single antenna.

To validate the circuit design based on the proposed architecture, the implementation is done on a test bed that includes one central processor with multiple distributed antenna nodes and multiple mobile stations.

In this paper we describe TinyLime, a novel middleware for wireless sensor networks that departs from the traditional setting where sensor data is collected by a central monitoring station, and enables instead multiple mobile monitoring stations to access the sensors in their proximity and share the collected data through wireless links.

By resorting to relay-assisted cooperation, multiple wireless links between mobile stations and base stations are established to create a virtual multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) system [7].

In the emerging cellular dual-hop relay networks, employing multiple antennas at the mobile stations (MS) is strictly limited due to power and space constraints.

The scheduling algorithm works at MAC layer and is designed towards minimizing power consumption at mobile stations supporting multiple Unsolicited Grant Service (UGS) connections, while meeting the QoS requirements of the connections.

As an example, we can consider a multi-cell network where the transmitters are base stations (BSs) equipped with multiple antennas that communicate with the single antenna mobile stations (MSs) using time-division-multiple-access.