Sentence examples for communications standards from inspiring English sources

The chips also can receive and send data over several communications standards.

Such standards include the framework for interlibrary lending, the international cataloging codes and standards, and communications standards that allow library computer systems to be linked to each other.

"That is my dream," said Hamadoun Touré, secretary general of the International Telecommunication Union, a United Nations agency based in Geneva that sets international communications standards.

Like the Web, which flourished into an entirely new medium created atop the freely accessible communications standards of the Internet, Wi-Fi has a similar starting point.

Nokia introduced a mobile phone yesterday that permits users to roam across different wireless communications standards in the United States, Europe and elsewhere.

Unlike desktop computing, which Microsoft dominates through its Windows operating system, Internet computing is based on open communications standards that are not owned or controlled by any single software maker.

Bluetooth is a wireless communications standard that allows multiple devices to communicate and exchange data with each other.

The result was a digital communications standard called Tetra (terrestrial trunked radio).

Hughes has been agnostic regarding which carrier or communications standard customers ought to use with its products.

Qualcomm credited the earnings increase in the quarter to greater royalty revenue from patents for code division multiple access, or C.D.M.A., a wireless communications standard.

The vehicle-to-vehicle communications standard soon to be announced by NHSTA would, at least in theory, enable all makes and models to platoon.