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    Use "telecommunications" in a sentence

    telecommunications example sentences

    telecommunications


    1. The Swede had helped with some sort of home-made vodka and stories about making even more money when the war would finally end: in the poor light the single lamp offered them, he’d shown him sketches and graphs about cables and telecommunications, satellites and whatnot, stuff that Ethan barely acknowledged they existed


    2. The whole payment procedure, generation of income and the participant agents’ interaction with the Computational Monetary System are totally computerized in global and interconnected network via Internet or telecommunications


    3. Drew Puddy learned everything about telecommunications while serving one term of duty In Iraq and another three years stationed at Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota


    4. He worked at AT&T Bell Labs and GTE Labs, mainly on human factors of advanced telecommunications products and services, and then held appointments at Princeton University, Edinburgh University, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, SRI International, Interval Research Corporation, and the Boundary Institute


    5. telecommunications, employee benefits, and insurance for many years


    6. Computer, IT-related and telecommunications


    7. his telecommunications firm to lend him $408 million as it slid


    8. You’ve increased telecommunications, which should have brought you closer together as a people, and yet, the greater the technology, the greater the sense of isolation


    9. At the signal from the telecommunications technician from the CBS television network, Thomas Dewey, sitting straight behind his Oval Office presidential desk, started to read in a calm but firm manner the short speech he had prepared


    10. telecommunications infrastructure to cope with demand in the

    11. They had designed, installed and now operated the Government Data Network, providing secure data services both nationwide and internationally, as well as a fully managed telecommunications service supporting over 90,000 end users in over 90 UK government departments and agencies


    12. •Shall regulate the Telecommunications and Broadcasting sector;


    13. Education in ICT (internet and telecommunications) is a must for each and every citizen of Namibia as we progress into the future


    14. I challenge the telecommunications companies together with tourism companies to place web cameras around the country providing live feeds into an Internet site


    15. One of the most often repeated arguments that I have heard about the prices for telecommunications is the lack of competition


    16. Another typical political monopoly is those for the supply of electricity, water or telecommunications


    17. Most countries around the world have opened their telecommunications markets to competition, which has accelerated the deployment of telecommunications services more quickly and cost-effectively than past monopolies have achieved


    18. This is especially the case in the telecommunications and the convergence of technologies


    19. To have e-commerce, a country needs rich computer infrastructure, a functioning telecommunications network, and cheap access to the Internet


    20. The funding for the Internet Action Group will come directly from the Universal Fund that is contributed to by the telecommunications companies in Namibia

    21. He received a three-month “early-out” from the Army for attending classes, majoring in telecommunications at Los Angeles State University


    22. While we were all looking for the next great thing – the new invention, the new pleasure, the new age of spiritualism, the revelation and revival of god, the ecological crisis or telecommunications breakthrough – believing that it would be the next significant direction of human and social evolution, we missed evolution itself


    23. roads and advances in telecommunications


    24. telecommunications, retail, hospitality and health care


    25. telecommunications companies in the nation! You would


    26. There was some sort of telecommunications or utility pole up there


    27. In the aftermath of the riots the Prime Minister announced the government might look at disconnecting some online and telecommunications services


    28. telecommunications device that enables the clients of a financial institution to


    29. Portability of a patient’s healthcare records depends on telecommunications technology, and as we become a more global society, moving not just across the country but across the world, the ability to “take” our medical records with us, becomes more important


    30. As telecommunications became easier I started calling her every few months to see how she was getting on

    31. Labs, mainly on human factors of advanced telecommunications products and services,


    32. opment of Telecommunications, in 2008, proceeded to issue 122 new licenses for


    33. Telecommunications and the Ministry of Finance would discuss and finalise Spec-


    34. of Telecommunications to decide


    35. It had a sprawling, suburban look to it, could be mistaken for some regional offices of a refrigeration company, maybe a telecommunications headquarters, except for the razor wire that curlicued around the walls


    36. These telecommunications and dot-com companies rocketed the NASDAQ-100 index to a gain of almost 400 percent from late 1998 to early 2000


    37. From at least as early as 1999 and going into 2002, financial officers at the telecommunications company booked routine business costs as capital expenditures, which understated expenses and thus resulted in an overstatement of income by at least $9 billion


    38. Even more important, WorldCom’s business was characterized by high rates of customer churn and vigorous price competition for its telecommunications and data transmission services


    39. 8%, powered by technology and telecommunications stocks


    40. , the telecommunications giant, looked strong

    41. Most of the company’s assets were bought by Cable & Wireless, the British telecommunications giant


    42. Wall Street has always abounded in bitter ironies, and the bursting of the growth-stock bubble has created a doozy: In 1999 and 2000, high-tech, bio-tech, and telecommunications stocks were supposed to provide “aggressive growth” and ended up giving most of their investors aggressive shrinkage instead


    43. The most recent example, of course, is technology and telecommunications stocks, which hit record highs when their future seemed brightest in 1999 and early 2000, and then crashed all the way through 2002


    44. * In 2003, an intelligent investor following Graham’s train of thought would be searching for opportunities in the technology, telecommunications, and electric-utility industries


    45. * The first four sentences of Graham’s paragraph could read as the official epitaph of the Internet and telecommunications bubble that burst in early 2000


    46. † The very people who considered technology and telecommunications stocks a “sure thing” in late 1999 and early 2000, when they were hellishly overpriced, shunned them as “too risky” in 2002—even though, in Graham’s exact words from an earlier period, “the price depreciation of about 90% made many of these securities exceedingly attractive and reasonably safe


    47. To address this need, the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), the Electronic Industry Association, and the Telecommunications Industry Association, along with a consortium of telecommunications companies, developed the ANSI/EIA/TIA-568-1991 Commercial Building Telecommunications Cabling Standard


    48. • Equipment room The location of equipment that can provide the same functions as that in a telecommunications closet but that may be more complex


    49. • Telecommunications closet The location of localized telecommunications equipment, such as the interface between the horizontal cabling and the backbone


    50. • Horizontal cabling The cabling and other hardware used to connect the telecommunications closet to the work area


























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