Sentence examples for traditional cells from inspiring English sources

That may not sound great, but the power from traditional cells is about five times as costly as grid electricity, so GreenSun's system sounds like a winner for places that are not yet connected.

Traditional cells are cut in small squares and placed into a grid.

One downside: The colored cells are less efficient than their black counterparts, converting at most about 9% of the sunlight they receive into electricity, versus 25% for traditional cells.

The good news, however, is that many handsets already now offer seamless wi-fi calling, with an option to switch to the traditional cells so you can still roam.

Traditional cell towers are expensive -- up to $1 million each -- and cover three square miles or less.

The company said giving back the license, valued at $10.4 million, would allow it to offer more traditional cell service.

Major phone manufacturers including Nokia, Samsung and Motorola are offering or plan to introduce phones designed for use on both traditional cell and Wi-Fi networks.

Later this year it plans to introduce Wi-Fi phone service that Mr. Howe said could cost a fifth as much as traditional cell service.

Traditional cell animation, lizards and alligators with glued-on horns, puppets of varying quality, men in suits, and full-sized models or animatronics have all been used to varying degrees of success.

Why not just use traditional cell phone towers?

These battery efficient, long-range devices couldn't be as effective on a traditional cell network.