microcellular
- adjective
- /ˌmaɪkroʊˈsɛljələr/
- Specialized
- Engineers recommended a microcellular solution to eliminate dead zones in the office building.
Examples
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A microcellular system is ideal for providing strong signals in densely populated urban areas.
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The company installed a microcellular network to improve coverage inside the shopping mall.
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The new microcellular technology enhances signal strength indoors.
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She installed a microcellular network to improve Wi-Fi access.
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The new office building uses microcellular technology to ensure strong wireless coverage throughout every floor.
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For better internet access in crowded areas, the city has implemented microcellular systems to improve connectivity.
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Many urban environments rely on microcellular networks to deliver effective communication in densely populated regions.
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Etymology
Microcellular comes from micro- meaning 'small' and cell meaning a small 'area' or unit, the same 'cell' in 'cell phone' or 'cellular' networks. So microcellular means using very small cells or coverage areas, which is why engineers use it for tiny wireless systems inside buildings or city blocks.