Sentence examples for rate access from inspiring English sources

Even though the fees are just a few dollars per month for a flat rate access of several Mbps, the subscriptions are far below the expectations.

In fact, they have been recognized as an effective and low-cost architecture to provide wireless data rate access to Internet users [1, 2].

Whilst midwifery led continuity of care has been shown to be safe for women and their babies, with benefits including reducing the preterm birth rate, access to this model of care in remote areas remains limited.

It emphasizes representativeness of the sample with regard to the population of interest, the sampling method, sample size, participation rate, access, validation, use of diagnostic criteria and description of timeframe.

In this paper, through simulation experiments based on data-upload strategy-related properties of mobile cloud services, including GWS information service coverage, channel occupancy rate, access delay, data transmission delay and transmission rate, we propose to verify our theoretical analysis and other related agreements presented herein.

At any rate, access to decent education, starting with preschool, remains a significant challenge even here in wealthy America, and of course far more so in less developed countries.

AOL officials say that legislators seeking to increase online access from homes should press for flat-rate access fees based on capacity.

In some cases, governments directly help the oil, coal and gas sector through policies such as wage subsidies, liability limitation or below-market-rate access to government goods and services.

Alta Vista has increased its popularity by launching a free-access service, and is bleeding cash (this week it pulled out of a much-hyped flat-rate access deal it had promised in Britain).

None of that is possible without flat-rate access that lets Internet users stay online as long as they like.

AOL responded by commissioning a group of economists to determine whether BT could in fact make money offering flat-rate access.