Sentence examples for communications specifications from inspiring English sources
And by following the same communications specifications, one customer will be able to talk and transmit data to another even if they susbcribe to different telecommunication services.
Examples of the most expected ones are IEEE 802.11aa (Robust Audio Video Transport Streaming), IEEE 802.11ac (Very-high throughput at < 6 GHz), IEEE 802.11af (TV White Spaces) and IEEE 802.11ah (Machine-to-Machine communications) specifications.
"My internship this summer is with a solar firm". Another student team was assigned a different sort of technology: OpenADR, or Open Automated Demand Response, a communications specification developed at Berkeley Lab to help buildings save power during peak times, which is now in use in more than 200 large facilities in California.
As demonstrated in this paper, this wireless proposed system is able to transmit 500 Mb/s data-rate with a BER of 10-9 up to 10 m range, as required for the wireless HDTV (High-Definition TV) specifications in indoor communications.
Furthermore, the project aimed at the specifications of massive machine communications under the name of LTE-M networks particularly in mesh networks.
Such sources include websites, Internet communications, governmental and organizational documents, manufacturer specifications, some survey research and some periodicals and works of art.
Congressional concern with the protection of the privacy of communications is evident also in the specification of what is to be protected.
IEEE included a physical layer specification for infrared OW communications at 1 and 2 Mb/s in its 802.11 standard.
c Note that current specification of mobile wireless communications supports mobile terminals with two receive antennas [13].
The two-dimensional Vlasov code has been adapted to optimally use the particular parallel architecture of the T3D or T3E computer (both processor's specifications and node-to-node communications).
A. The term 3G is shorthand for third generation, and it refers to a technical specification for wireless data and communications to travel at much faster rates than what has been possible.
