MIMO

[ mahy-moh, mee‐ ]

noun
  1. a technology for optimizing the speed, range, and reliability of wireless data transmission by using two or more antennas at the source and destination.

Origin of MIMO

1
Multiple-input/multiple-output

Words Nearby MIMO

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How to use MIMO in a sentence

  • The telegram had been: "Very slightly feverish again," and signed "MIMO."

    The Reason Why | Elinor Glyn
  • She had received a letter from MIMO, by the second post, with all details of what he had heard of Mirko.

    The Reason Why | Elinor Glyn
  • She took the receiver up, and it was, indeed, MIMO's voice—and in terrible distress.

    The Reason Why | Elinor Glyn
  • But now that she was dead, poor MIMO had sometimes gone for company into a class other than his own.

    The Reason Why | Elinor Glyn
  • Countess Shulski was silent for a few moments, while both MIMO and Mirko watched her face anxiously.

    The Reason Why | Elinor Glyn