Sentence examples for by telephony from inspiring English sources

The service is powered by telephony start up JAJAH, who seems to share Gumiyo's philosophy that, in time, you won't need a computer to buy things on the Internet.

The aim was to evaluate the effect of a 12-month individualized health coaching intervention by telephony on clinical outcomes.

Individualized health coaching by telephony, as implemented in the trial was unable to achieve majority of the disease management clinical measures.

This development includes stages for: transducer driving by means of a high-voltage pulse generator, broad-band amplification, acquisition, multiplexing and A/D conversion of signals, ultrasonic data transmission by mobile telephony, and the control of telemetering aspects by remote and local software.

Jetstream also manufactures what is known as a voice services platform used by central telephony offices to detect and transmit separate voice and data streams.

It is an aesthetic perfectly suited to the current era, in which our lives are dominated by ubiquitous telephony and the proliferation of "smart" devices – from wristwatches to refrigerators.

So to google became to search on the web, to facebook meant to look up or contact someone on Facebook, and to skype covers calling someone by VoIP telephony.

In telecoms, for instance, private-equity firms are mostly trying to buy established firms often former national monopolists that, while they might be threatened by internet telephony, have strong cash flow, physical assets and plenty of scope to improve the quality of management.

It's driven by mobile telephony, LCDs, the flat picture screens for notebooks; and of course they're the biggest DRAM producer in the world.

Another potential plus is the momentum being generated by Internet telephony, which is expected to come into its own over the next few years.

However, one of the main challenges faced by IP telephony is the inability to offer adequate quality of service guarantees to users, due to the inherent best effort nature of the current Internet architecture and the high cost of migration to new QoS technologies in a network as large as the Internet.