The phrase "amount cable" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two unrelated words and lacks context to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "The amount cable needed for the project is still unclear."
Alternatives: "quantity of cable" or "length of cable".
The numbers don't count minor cable networks, which could in themselves amount to 5% of total cable customers.
In the front of the foot, since point C is located on the axis of symmetry of the carbon fiber plate along the X direction, the amount of cable released by one of cable drum is the same as the cable pulled by the other cable drum.
The figures show that all APs are preferably located close to ECPs and PCPs, in order to reduce the amount of cables and cable gutters needed.
Certainly there was a tremendous amount of cable coverage of his rallies," he says.
Martin J. Bienenstock, a lawyer for the bondholders, said he was not sure his clients would agree to the new amount the cable companies were offering.
The company has designed the box's wireless connector so customers don't need an extra plug and has cut the amount of cable needed by its new router.
But, even if you are a Trump ally — as many people the AP talked to clearly are — it's hard to see the amount of cable television he consumes as a good thing.
The $50 is higher than the amount the cable companies currently charge their own customers, but Mr. Bienenstock said that would enable the company to pay its debts and, conceivably, allow Excite@Home to continue in business and not have to sell its assets.
But what's become very clear in the intervening months — even as Trump stunned the world by winning the presidential election — is that he A. watches massive amount of cable TV and B. regularly reacts to it and borrows ideas from it.
(Microsoft provided support for the effort but was not actually involved in building Claudville's network). "If you had only the wireline facility, you would not be able to connect all of Claudville," she says, because carriers couldn't get enough customers in a rural area to justify the cost of laying the amount of cable that would be needed.
