Sentence examples for broadband relationship from inspiring English sources

Try to make yours a fast broadband relationship, not a dial-up one.

The pacts with Verizon and SBC give Yahoo! broadband relationships with the two largest providers of DSL in the U.S.

Because these networks predate broadband, any relationship between them and broadband uptake is independent of current growth and investment.

In this paper the relationship between broadband shock associated noise and screech tones is examined.

In a deliciously dry economic assessment of romantic partnering, University of Montreal Professor Andriana Bellou finds a surprisingly strong relationship between broadband Internet penetration, dating website use, and youngins gettin' hitched.

Since we come together today on the heels of the D.C. Circuit's decision rejecting requests to stay the Open Internet Order, let's begin by addressing the relationship between broadband network openness and investment.

MAF = minor allele frequency in ALSPAC From the 13 genes examined, only one SNP, rs7233521 in CTIF, showed a relationship with broadband OAE in the non-stratified and sub-group analyses of the ALSPAC cohort.

The results showed that aerial biomass strongly affected the relationships between broadband vegetation indices and aerial N concentration before the heading stage.

The NHL’s other broadband deals include a strong relationship with Google's YouTube, a channel on Joost and plans for Sling Media’s still unreleased Clip+Sling.

Noting a rising amount of investment by private companies in both wired and wireless connectivity, and consumer spend in streaming video and mobile apps, the group argues that "[w]hile correction does not imply causation, the symbiotic relationship of Internet broadband access providers and content providers is indisputable".

In a statement provided to TechCrunch, Senator Patrick Leahy, who introduced the bill in the Senate, said that the American public has been plain-spoken on the matter, demanding an "Internet that is a platform for free expression and innovation, where the best ideas and services can reach consumers based on merit rather than based on a financial relationship with a broadband provider".