Sentence examples for advanced telephone from inspiring English sources

The city, for its part, is working on an advanced telephone dispatch system that it says will greatly improve the ability to match disabled travelers with accessible cabs.

The province's advanced telephone system and bilingual workforce have attracted a telemarketing industry with call centres in several towns and cities.

Perhaps we would be waiting six months for a mobile telephone, and paying the bills to the post office, headed by the Postmaster General – I don't believe it would be a very advanced telephone, either.

Telocity is a company that delivers high-speed, or broadband, Internet access service to about 47,000 customers in roughly 150 local markets, using the advanced telephone technology known as digital subscriber line.

As the battle to provide high-speed Internet service heats up, the cable television giants are increasingly using a defensive tactic: refusing to sell advertising time to phone companies to promote D.S.L., an advanced telephone network technology that competes with cable modems.

Both couples are part of a growing group of renters, as well as condominium and co-op owners, who count advanced telephone service, E-mail, high-speed Internet access and satellite television as desirable amenities affecting where they choose to live.

Several strategies could be possible for CSG femtos, as direct payment, or a rental payment, where the femto could be considered a commercial issue, more than a deployment element, as it is now with some WiFi routers or advanced telephones.

Nowadays, pine trees outnumber people, and peace and quiet still defeat the most advanced cellular telephone signal.

Groups led by the Korea Telecom Company and the SK Telecom Company will pay $1.1 billion each for advanced mobile telephone licenses that will allow them to offer mobile Internet service, the South Korean government said, but bids by groups led by the LG Group and Hanaro Telecom Inc. have been rejected.

On the table are tools such as surveillance equipment, aircraft, and advanced radar and telephone-tapping equipment, Mr. Cuellar and Mexican officials said.

Ms. Chávez and her accused associates used technology no more advanced than their cellular telephones and sport utility vehicles, court documents show.