Radio signals transmitted from a mobile-radio base station are not only subject to the same significant propagation-path losses that are encountered in other types of atmospheric propagations, but are also subject to the path-loss effects of terrestrial propagation.
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Mobile communications engineering: theory and applications
1998, McGraw-Hill
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Mobile Communications Engineering: Theory and Applications
October 1, 1997, McGraw-Hill Professional
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Mobile Communications Engineering: Theory and Applications
October 1, 1997, McGraw-Hill Professional
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"Radio signals transmitted from a mobile-radio base station are not only subject to the same significant propagation-path losses that are encountered in other types of atmospheric propagations, but are also subject to the path-loss effects of terrestrial propagation."
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