It is proposed to replace wires in data centers with high data-rate, point-to-point, line of sight wireless links in the 60 GHz frequency band.
We came out on the little jutting Neapolitan point, out of sight of anything resembling the city.
By Irma Brandeis The New Yorker, September 14 , 1935P. 40 We came out on the little jutting Neapolitan point, out of sight of anything resembling the city.
Four minutes after the landing, the heavy crackle of several automatic weapons firing issued from a point out of sight, perhaps five hundred yards away.
Regression analyses were also undertaken using dichotomised variables: MMSE with a cut point of 23/24, sight impairment versus no impairment, ADL score indicating no need for assistance versus needing assistance.
As Mary is hooded, we switch to her point of view, so that her final sight on earth — like that of a tragic heroine, with the curtain starting to fall — is of a crowd staring up at her in wordless curiosity.
or simple log-distance path loss (assuming all points as in line-of sight to the BSs) can be adopted.
At one point, just out of sight, they hear howls and yelps that Ottway explains are the sounds of the alpha putting down a challenge to its authority.
A portable electromagnetic field meter measured the field strength of the radar at three distances from the source: in close proximity (<200 m) with a high electromagnetic field (EMF) strength >2 volts/metre, an intermediate point within line of sight of the radar (200 400 m) and with an EMF strength <2 v/m, and a control site out of sight of the radar (>400 m) and registering an EMF of zero v/m.
Therefore there is a need for information and support to be provided in eye clinics at the point of diagnosis of sight threatening conditions, but these aspects of care are often missing from clinics.
