Sentence examples for stations cell from inspiring English sources

Now those same technologies are cascading into civilian markets—into wireless base stations, cell phones, laptops, handheld computers, wireless networks, digital subscriber line cards, cable modems, hybrid electric cars and fiber-optic systems.

Facilities that can provide these services include community buildings, schools, supermarkets, gas stations, cell towers, and hospitals, among others.

By 1998, "the base" had become hardwired from Kandahar to California and Kuala Lumpur, with way stations, cells and safe houses in between.

Initially he is to be jailed in a modest police station cell — a striking contrast with the rented mansion in which he lived in Chile.

While they held him in a London police station cell, officers took a battering ram to the door of his home in Clapham and confiscated his computer, phones, cameras and hard drive and PhD research notes, in a search for evidence of criminal damage.

Explicitly, radio conditions available for UEs located close to the base station (cell center) are significantly better than the conditions observed by the UEs at the cell edge.

Edge users (magenta dots) and center users (white dots) are naturally all contained in the simulated coverage area (Voronoi cell) of their respective serving station (cell).

In particular, there are some aspects beyond the typical variables related to the radio environment (e.g., distance to base station, cell loading, user speed, etc).

"I think as long as there is an option to have a police station cell as a back-up then they will always be used and I think until you get to the stage where you actually say no, enough is enough, then police station cells should stop being used per se.

"My twin was beaten during arrest and he died in a police station cell.

"Last week my cousin was arrested for a shooting, but he ended up being questioned at Birkenhead police station because every police station cell in Liverpool was full of people in custody because of all the shootings," says Billy. "You'd respect murder in my time, but now they'll murder over anything.