Sentence examples for station capability from inspiring English sources

This figure shows the user station capability of bandwidth started from 100 Mbps until a maximum bitrate at 1.1 Gbps.

Manned programs sent the first Americans into low Earth orbit (LEO), won the Space Race with the Soviet Union by landing twelve men on the Moon from 1969 to 1972 in the Apollo program, developed a semi-reusable LEO Space Shuttle, and developed LEO space station capability by itself and with the cooperation of several other nations including post-Soviet Russia.

NASA's administrator, Daniel S. Goldin, and other agency officials say that ways will be found to restore station capabilities lost because of money problems.

In Section 2, we introduce the system model and describe the base station capabilities.

The principles used to provide ICIC are identical for all three cell types; however, the method adapts to the different base station capabilities.

A convincing mobile offer for the UK consumer: BT will not have a femtocell [low power cellular base station] capability on launch later this year, so we expect the proposition to be price-led, pushing family plans and pooled data.

Companies are verifying each power station's capability to withstand conditions that result from severe events, including the loss of significant operational and safety systems.

A new multi-layered orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (ML-OFDM) system is proposed in this article to provide a dynamic platform for multicell cooperation with efficient base station coordination capability.

After that, the astronauts replaced a faulty communications antenna, which should restore the station's capabilities for videoconferences.

Dynamic positioning capability/dynamic station-keeping capability (DPCap/DynCap) analysis determines the maximum environmental forces that the dynamic positioning (DP) thrust system can counteract for a vessel on any given heading.

The actuators could be used in two ways: (i) to improve the low-speed maneuvering and station keeping capabilities of traditional propeller driven underwater vehicles, and (ii) as a synthetic jet for flow control and drag reduction at higher cruising speeds.