Sentence examples for serve terminal from inspiring English sources
To confuse the picture, this is the last day that Brussels Airlines will serve Terminal 1. Tomorrow, the carrier moves, along with three other airlines, to the new Terminal 2. Terminal 1 will then have no flights of interest.
where (P^{i}_{x_{i},k}) represents the power transmitted by base station i to its served terminal x i on RB k and (G^{i}_{x_{i},k}) is the corresponding channel gain.
If received signal strengths are well sufficient for the served terminals, then it may apply available transmit beamforming methods to decrease the interference level in adjacent cell provided that this operation is not violating connections of its own users.
Anaerobiosis-inducible dimethyl sulfoxide reductases play a key role in bacterial adaptation to anaerobic conditions in bacteria and serve as terminal reductases using DMSO as a terminal electron acceptor.
Periodontally compromised teeth (PCT) that serve as terminal abutments (TAs) are often challenging depending on the post-and-core treatment, the type of partial fixed dental prosthesis (PFDP), and the periodontal support.
We assumed that MMP-9 and KCNMA1 serve as terminal effects of the Src/FAK signal pathway.
The iPad mini is a near ideal device for inconspicuous installation in kiosk and self-serve terminal applications, and one enterprising company has already leveraged it to create an in-dash entertainment system for cars.
Due to the fact that terminals will be offloaded to the femtocells, the BS will serve fewer terminals and therefore the power consumption will be reduced leading to savings in operational expenditure.
Furthermore, lots of handheld devices such as smart phones and Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) serve as terminals.
Current research often focuses on the distribution of maritime containers by using combined transport or more specifically, on the usage of rail or inland waterways to serve hinterland terminals and the subsequent distribution of containers to recipients by truck.
NComputing's book-sized devices serve as terminals that divvy up the resources of a computer, allowing as many as 30 people to simultaneously use a single PC, each on separate monitors, without interfering with each others' activities.
