Sentence examples for electronic communication infrastructure from inspiring English sources

So the U.S. is setting up sort of "cyber command," a place where officials can monitor the country's vital electronic communication infrastructure.

The next generation of Multiprocessor Systems-on-Chip will require communication facilities that cannot be provided by traditional electronic communication infrastructures.

A well-functioning electronic communications infrastructure has become crucial for our economies.

HAKOM was established by the Electronic Communications Act of 26 June 2008; pursuant to Article 5 of the act, HAKOM is tasked with promoting and safeguarding market competition and the interests of service users in the field of electronic communication services and infrastructure, while contributing to the development of the internal market of the European Union.

Telecommunication and other electronic communication system means any community infrastructure that provides telecommunication or other electronic communication services and whose services are available by design to all or a substantial portion of the members of the community.

The program also offers grants for computer networking infrastructure to improve electronic communication in partner countries.

The regions in the Nordic countries where reindeer herding is practised are sparsely populated though rich in infrastructure, transport and electronic communication networks, compared to other circumpolar regions.

Like other technology developments in telecommunications (telephone and telegraph), broadcasting systems (radio and television), or civil infrastructure (highways and dams), these electronic communication networks require investment on a scale only possible with government investment.

The related electronic engineering process has to be defined taking into account the enhanced communication infrastructure extended i.e. by wireless communications.

And as they do more electronic communication, I think it's possible they'll spread out even more". But Sandra Rosenbloom, director of the Innovation in Infrastructure Program at The Urban Institute and a professor at the University of Texas at Austin, urges caution.

Electronic communication, too, LOL.