Sentence examples for wireless portion from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the costs for the wireless portion at either end are high — spectrum is finite, after all, and carriers pay dearly for the rights to use it.

"We decided not to support the wireless portion of the chip set," said Giovanni Sena, Hewlett's product manager for consumer computing.

In this paper, signaling performance bounds achievable by a location management scheme in the wireless portion of NGWN are presented.

The tracker device works in conjunction with a home base station — which is fixed to a window in your home and contributes a wireless portion of the Iota tracking network.

In [7], the authors grouped the solutions based on whether a connection is split between wired and wireless portions as well as the way a wireless segment loss is handled.

Any modifications that break the end-to-end semantic of TCP, such as splitting a TCP connection into wired and wireless portions so that the traffic control is done separately, cannot guarantee the arrival of a certain data segment at the destination even though the source has received the ACK of that segment.

Is there a wireless network on some portion of the campus?

So even though Cupertino hasn't seen the point of wireless charging yet a portion of iPhone owners are clearly keen.

Conclusively, if all the stations at the i th location R i have imposed load on the link excessively more than given per-location portion of wireless link capacity in the previous monitoring interval, i.e., r i [ k - 1 ] > C i, then TaLE delivers to traffic senders per-location load increased by ω i r [ k ] at the current interval.

The plan, you ask? Basically, AT&T is in talks with Leap (and presumably T-Mobile) to sell off a big chunk of T-Mobile's customers and a small portion of its wireless spectrum to regional carrier Leap Wireless, according to the New York Times.

AT&T most likely will use the new cash to acquire additional wireless licenses, upgrade analog portions of its network to digital technology, and possibly expand its network by building new infrastructure.