Sentences with phrase «more dense urban area»

But, if you live in a more dense urban area or an apartment building, it just doesn't make sense to get a microcell when ISPs like Comcast are working on rolling out data caps.

Because of the many MLSs in the U.S., there are multiple computer operating platforms, not to mention the need to belong to several in the more dense urban areas of the east coast.

Not exact matches

The first is the redrawing of Highwood's boundaries where new electoral lines have transformed the riding from a large rural land base to a small, dense area of people that more closely resembles an urban riding.

«The denser the urban area, the better the benefit,» Kalkstein said, pointing out that a city like New York with roughly 27,000 people per square mile could save many more lives with vegetation and albedo enhancement than Los Angeles with its 7,500 - people - per - square - mile population density.

With the urban heat effect — in which dense cities and paved surfaces produce more heat than in rural areas — people in cities may feel greater impacts.

The things that work so well in dense, urban areas tend not to work in the more spread out cities of the Midwest, South, and Southwest.

The correlation between larger and denser urban areas being more expensive holds true in Tampa as residents in the Downtown area pays a 15 - 18 % premium versus both New Tampa and South Tampa.

Depending on how close you live to an urban area your Alexandria automobile insurance policy might cost more because traffic is denser and there are more accidents in urban areas.

2.4 GHz band Wi - Fi is very congested and if you live in a fairly dense urban area it's quite possible (and outright likely) that your Wi - Fi channel is conflicting with one or more of your neighbors» routers.

There is also a shift toward more urban and dense areas, especially in places where the formula already exists.