Sentence examples for cellular equipment from inspiring English sources

She said putting cellular equipment in specially designed flagpoles was one possible approach.

Specialty ceramics in cellular equipment are fashioned into resonators, filters and other components that store, transfer and sort the microwave signals that are basic to wireless communications.

Despite the height of its "spire," it does not include any broadcast or cellular equipment — only lighting.

The technical features of cellular equipment are now standardized nationwide, making it possible to bring down costs through higher selling volumes.

Some said they'd read about radio-frequency energy emitted from cellular equipment being linked with brain cancer, depression and other long-term health problems.

AT&T, Turkcell of Turkey and several Iraqi entrepreneurs are among many groups that have already organized truckloads of cellular equipment in nearby countries that they could deploy around Baghdad and turn into a functioning system.

1995 -- AT&T; announces it will voluntarily break into three companies: long distance-cellular, equipment research and manufacturing, and computers.

The company now has a net margin roughly four times that of Motorola (12% versus 3% for the years 1996 1998), and its market value has grown from $1 billion in 1990 to $65 billion today, far surpassing the performance of other cellular-equipment providers.

McKechnie, who has a "neutral" rating on the stock, expects the Home & Networks Mobility unit, which manufactures set-top boxes and cellular infrastructure equipment, and the Enterprise Mobility unit, which makes voice and data equipment for government and commercial customers, to report revenues that are down year-over-year but up sequentially.

Given the company's size — it is one of the two largest cellular phone equipment makers in the world — that could have an effect on the expansion of mobile networks around the globe.

So instead of equipping each car with a computer that would be outdated almost as soon as it made it out of the factory, Ford and G.M. plan to install cellular communications equipment that links cars to land-based computers that can be updated as new technology becomes available.