väikeseulatuslikud

väikeseulatuslikud is an Estonian adjective that translates to "short-range" or "limited-range." It is used to describe things that have a restricted geographical area of operation or effect. This term can be applied to a variety of contexts, including technology, communication, and natural phenomena.

In telecommunications, "väikeseulatuslikud" often refers to wireless technologies that transmit data over short distances. Examples include Bluetooth and Near Field Communication (NFC), which are designed for device-to-device communication within a few meters. This contrasts with long-range technologies like Wi-Fi or cellular networks.

The term can also be used in environmental science to describe localized weather patterns or ecological processes that do not extend over vast areas. For instance, a "väikeseulatuslik" fog might only affect a specific valley, or a "väikeseulatuslik" pollution event could be contained within a particular industrial zone.

Furthermore, "väikeseulatuslikud" can describe limitations in scope or ambition. A project might be considered "väikeseulatuslik" if its goals are modest and its impact is confined to a small group or community. This adjective emphasizes a lack of broad reach or significant scale.