Sentence examples for connection rates from inspiring English sources

At first this meant taking on local authorities who regulated connection rates, pressurising those opposing increases by cutting their constituents' connection.

That is well below the 50 or 60 percent connection rates at the more traditional hub-and-spoke airlines, but analysts point out that Southwest's figure is growing.

The two dealt "in a broad, philosophical aspect" with United States complaints that Nippon Telegraph and Telephone, the Japanese telecommunications giant, charges exorbitant connection rates, said a White House official.

AOL has one of the highest connection rates in the industry and the largest and most reliable dial-up network in the world, offering members access in over 1,500 cities nationwide in all 50 states.

Jeanne Hayes, president of the research company, attributed the high connection rates to the federal E-rate program, which provides money to wire schools in part through fees assessed on consumers' phone bills.

National studies show that Asian-Americans as a group have the highest computer ownership and Internet connection rates for any ethnic group in the United States, but a recent survey by the Asian American Business Development Center found a different picture in Chinatown.

A low rate threshold was fixed at 10 KB because of the connectivity management in Microsoft Windows operating system that achieves some connection rate tests, even when no application needs connection.

"Smart TV function's connection rate and use rate are increasing year after year around the world," said VP Kim Hyeon-seoKim

The smart TV connection rate is defined as coming to the smart hub, Samsung Electronics' smart TV portal, and using contents provided by the smart TV, such as apps.

A yuppie haven in reality, Calgary has a household Internet connection rate of 60percentt, and a population that, surveys indicate, prefers skiing over hockey and bicycling over fishing.

With the highest household Internet connection rate in Canada, the country's largest concentration of corporate headquarters outside of Toronto, and a brand new venture capital stock exchange incubating hundreds of new companies, people in this steel and glass city on the edge of the Canadian Rockies are too busy making money to lose sleep over outdated stereotypes.