Wireless

Definition

wireless /'waÇǝlǝs/ n ( dated ) (က) [C] ေရဒီယို။ I heard it on the wireless. (ခ) [U] ႀကိဳးမဲ့ေၾကးနန္း။ ဝိုင္ယာလက္။ broadcast by wireless.

Examples

1. ‘They use wireless radios to call elevators or open automatic doors.’
2. ‘There needs to be a new network in place to allow the broadband transmission over the wireless network.’
3. ‘A number of US Senators were said to be preparing bills to expand the radio spectrum for wireless Internet.’
4. ‘India
5. with its population of more than 1 billion
6. has averaged 1 million new connections in both fixed line and wireless phones every month since March.’
7. ‘Using wireless broadcast technology
8. each mast has a range of up to 25 miles and can deliver speeds of up to 1.5Mbps.’
9. ‘The site focuses on the benefits of reallocating low-frequency wireless capacity from broadcasting to unlicensed applications
10. both here and around the world.’
11. ‘The T - 1 speed wireless signal that runs through my house allows me to stay plugged-in at all times.’
12. ‘A scaleable
13. broadband wireless system for providing radio access to a metropolitan area.’
14. ‘It'll beam wireless Internet signals over a 5-mile square mile area of Seattle.’
15. ‘As instant messaging migrates to cell phones and other wireless devices
16. interoperability will be even more crucial.’
17. ‘These units may be placed in either homes or businesses to receive and transmit a wireless broadband signal.’
18. ‘Wi-Fi relies on radio waves and wireless access points or gateways.’
19. ‘The Wireless Broadcast Unit is a specialist provider of wireless broadcast products for the media and entertainment arena.’
20. ‘Technology now exists for wireless connections
21. via radio signals.’
22. ‘BT has unveiled a wireless ADSL broadband modem that allows up to ten people to share a single broadband connection.’
23. ‘The cradle can be moved around your desk to locate it in the spot with the best wireless signal
24. because it's like a paperweight on the end of a wire.’
25. ‘Marconi's first transatlantic wireless signal was recreated yesterday to mark the 100th anniversary of the historic transmission.’
26. ‘The receiver demodulates the wireless signal and ships it on to the customer's terminal equipment.’
27. ‘An eavesdropper can use the program to identify nearby devices that use the Bluetooth wireless protocol.’
28. ‘To be viable
29. cellphones and future wireless Internet access devices will need to be mass-produced.’