coverage map造句

The biggest cause of uncertainty for a coverage map is the quality ( mainly sensitivity ) of receiving apparatus used.
This often means that coverage maps show the theoretical capacity of the network rather than its real-world performance.
It includes coverage maps, provided by the carriers, but it is working to refine those to be more realistic.
Wireless service providers said that the coverage maps were not meant to depict actual service, but rather approximately where rates apply.
Often coverage maps show general coverage for large regions and therefore any boundary indicated should not be interpreted as a rigid limit.
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In recent years companies such as OpenSignal and Sensorly have emerged that provide coverage maps based on information crowdsourced from consumer applications.
The advantage of this approach is that the coverage maps show network reach and performance as it is experienced by its users.
Even among companies that advertise nationwide service, coverage maps inevitably contain large gaps where service is unavailable, particularly in rural areas.
ICOM Tele is connected to several Danish network operators giving it a better coverage map than each of the individual full network operators.
Their coverage map revealed that they now had new native LTE coverage in Montana, the Dakotas, Eastern West Virginia, and Northern Michigan.
The same site will let you check out roaming agreements between your mobile operator and European operators and their coverage maps if one is available.
Ask carriers for their coverage maps and antenna locations, and talk to people who have cell-phone experience in the areas where you travel.
Prospective users can check the services'Web sites, at www . omnisky . com and www . goamerica . com, for coverage maps.
According to the station's coverage map, W30BX served the immediate Mobile area as its primary coverage area, barely reaching beyond the city limits.
The signal-coverage maps unaccountably view the world as flat, failing to account for the 14, 000-foot Rocky Mountains, among other obstructions.