komórkow

Komórkow is a term that can refer to several related concepts primarily within the context of cellular biology and telecommunications, stemming from the Polish word "komórka" meaning cell.

In cellular biology, "komórkow" is often used as an adjective to describe anything pertaining to a cell, such as "komórkow metabolizm" (cellular metabolism) or "komórkow struktura" (cellular structure). It emphasizes the microscopic, biological unit that forms living organisms.

In telecommunications, "komórkow" is the adjective form of "sieć komórkowa" (cellular network). This refers to a mobile communication system that divides a geographical area into smaller regions called cells. Each cell is served by a low-power radio transmitter/receiver known as a base station. This architecture allows for efficient reuse of radio frequencies and enables mobile devices to seamlessly transition between cells as the user moves. Consequently, "komórkow téléphon" translates to "mobile phone" or "cellular phone," and "komórkow zasięg" refers to cellular coverage. The term "komórkow" in this context directly reflects the cellular structure of the network.