In 1947 he presented Bell Labs in Holmdel, N.J., where he was an engineer, with a memo titled "Mobile Telephony, Wide Area Coverage," which proposed development of a cellular telephone system.
The present project reports on the development and used of a telephone questionnaire designed to measure the severity of AOM and its consequences on the QOL of the child and of the caregiver and its use in a country-wide survey in Canada.
Our focus groups and a survey of Chinese women before and after giving birth directed the development of a Chinese-language telephone information service for newborn feeding.
"I feel like Mount Everest came off my shoulders," Mr. Hamide said of the latest development in a telephone interview from Los Angeles.
History is littered with examples: the formulation of calculus, the discovery of vitamin A, the development of the telephone, the light bulb, the jet engine, the atom bomb.
The expansion of the telegraph and the development of the telephone gave McKinley a greater control over the day-to-day management of the war than previous presidents had enjoyed, and he used the new technologies to direct the army's and navy's movements as far as he was able.
"We have made the decision to look at clusters that are poised for growth and expansion," Malinda Jensen, the group's director of business development, said in a telephone interview.
Alexander Graham Bell's development of the telephone, inspired by his love for a deaf woman, reads like a romance; the tale of the daring wartime raid in which British troops stole a German radar station reads like a thriller.
His company is trying to jump start the development of a type of broadband telephone-line technology known as digital subscriber line, or DSL.
Following the development of the telephone in 1880, Alexander Graham Bell proposed a wireless communications technology using modulated sunlightthat he dubbed the photophone.
