Sentence examples for data transmission technology from inspiring English sources
Wireless companies like Wireless WebConnect, GoAmerica and OmniSky, which sold Ricochet service agreements, are promoting cellular digital packet data, or C.D.P.D., another data transmission technology for cell phones.
Continuous wave mud pulse telemetry system with a transmission rate of more than 12 bps, is an irreplaceable high-speed data transmission technology for Measurement While Drilling (MWD) and Logging While Drilling (LWD) instruments used in modern oil drilling services.
Light-based data transmission technology is attractive because it allows wireless communication without the use of radio gear, which can be dangerous in places like oil platforms (where it can cause sparks) and underwater (where the salt conducts electricity), or on planes (where it can interfere with other radio equipment).
Prior to CouchTycoon he worked as technical due diligence consultant for private investors in Munich after he co-developed and licenced a proprietary data transmission technology which allows to send short messages through GSM networks for free.
Nevertheless, WLAN was designed as a data transmission technology without the considerations of voice and real-time applications, so that commercial IEEE 802.11 WLAN systems do not guarantee strict Quality of Service (QoS) requirements in terms of maximum allowed delay and/or delay jitter.
The spacecraft also carries a novel laser communications system to test high-speed data transmission technology for future space missions.
They have been widely used in consumer electronics, data transmission technologies, broadcast systems, and computer applications as they have efficient encoding and decoding algorithms.
Rapidly advancing computer and data transmission technologies of the late 20th century are being felt far more widely within the postal sector than were previous advances, such as improved roads, the railway, and the airplane.
The commission's settlement with Google, announced on Thursday, focused on patents covering communications and data transmission technologies that are crucial for the basic operation of smartphones and tablets — what are known as standard-essential patents.
In the last decade, technological progresses allowed a growing use of IoT (Internet-of-Things) applications in the service sector; recent pilot applications are being tested also in waste management; one example is the introduction of bin level detection and data transmission technologies for waste collection.
