Sentence examples for remote units from inspiring English sources
CCGs do not have freedom to do much, as their personnel are being proscribed along with their commissioning support services, their structures defined, and their budgets are too small for them to function without uniting into very large and remote units.
In C-RAN, baseband signal processing is offloaded from individual base stations called remote units (RUs)—to a central unit (CU).
This approach translates into much lower equipment costs, especially in larger deployments requiring a high number of remote units, but where cost or capacity requirements make the use of multiple BTSs with a high number of antenna ports impractical.
Web-based electronic medical records have been recently proposed as the solution to the above problem, facilitating the interconnection of the health care units in the sense that health care professionals can now access the complete medical record of the patient, even if it is distributed in several remote units.
The device has three modules: the first is a meter affixed to the top of a stick, which is the local unit and it measures the consumer current; the second is another instrument that transmits the measured current after the customer's meter via radio frequency, and it is the remote unit; and the third is a receiver unit that displays the measurements made by the local and remote units.
Concerns have been expressed about long transfer times from distant FMUs [ 8], but evidence from Scotland where some units are very remote [ 19] indicates that midwives in more remote units take account of distance and are more cautious in their decision-making about transfer [ 30] and consider local geography, traffic and weather conditions when making transfer decisions [ 31].
It was then set down on nine dollies controlled by a remote unit mounted at the front of the assembly.
The other drawback becomes apparent when one person wants to watch one program on the main TV while another wants to watch something else on the remote unit.
Some models even have a remote unit that will tell the temperature and humidity outside, and others have a radio and can project the time onto the ceiling.
Asimo, which can be controlled with a remote unit as well as a computer, can walk along at a pace of about 1 mile per hour, change direction smoothly and maneuver up and down stairs.
