Sentence examples for deployment of wired from inspiring English sources

Multihop wireless networks (MWNs) are a wireless network adopting the multihop wireless technology without deployment of wired backhaul links.

Satellite relay communication is capable of providing seamless connectivity and high-speed broadband access for worldwide users, especially in the fields of broadcasting, disaster relief, and navigation, where the deployment of wired and wireless terrestrial networks is not economically applicable.

For the ISAS and JAXA spacecraft, there was a long gap in the development and deployment of wire antenna systems after the Geotail spacecraft was launched in 1992.

In recent years, the development and deployment of new wired and wireless access network technologies have made the ubiquitous Internet a reality.

The April open meeting, due to take place on the 20th, will largely focus on notices of proposed rulemaking and inquiry into reducing barriers to deployment of both wired and wireless infrastructure.

The sell-by date for an annual report that arbitrarily charts the progress of wired broadband deployment in the U.S. expired a long time ago.

To win over regulators, AT&T promised to offer broadband Internet to all residents in its combined territory, with at least 30percentt of wired Internet deployment -- known as DSL -- rolled out to rural or low-income communities.

In terms of wired solutions, due to the high costs associated with the installation of new wired connections, the existing infrastructure may highly dominate the deployment of small cell BSs and PoPs.

Thus, in NY, $2.8 billion was charged for that "massive deployment of fiber optics" to do wireless instead of wiring upstate NY.

The classical 802.11 deployment consists of a wired 802.3 switch with a number of intelligent access-points (APs) connected to the switch providing the 802.11 radio access to the network infrastructure.

Proving Verizon's Wireline Networks Diverted Capex for Wireless Deployments Instead of Wiring Municipalities and Charged Local Phone Customers for It".