Sentence examples for evolution services from inspiring English sources

With the eAccess acquisition, Softbank will extend its Long Term Evolution services, a next-generation high-speed wireless network that is compatible with the iPhone 5.

The study is significant because Germany was one of the first countries in Europe to adopt high-speed, Long Term Evolution service on a national basis.

Sprint has been hunting for additional wireless spectrum as it builds out its Long Term Evolution service, which would provide the high data speeds used by the latest generation of smartphones.

She says her hope is that the improved streetscape and residential appeal of the area will spur the "normal evolution of services," bringing in retail outlets, sit-down restaurants, drugstores and other amenities that have generally been lacking.

Ofcom has issued Everything Everywhere with licences to launch what are called Long-Term Evolution (LTE) services.

Considering this evolution of services and applications, operator's success does not only depend on their QoS but also if it meets the end user's expectations.

The Implementation questionnaire addressed attitudes and capacity for evolution of services (Additional file 3: Table S3).

Standardized service technologies drive widespread adoption of clouds and enable computation evolution towards service-oriented paradigm.

The evolution of service level is considered to characterize the indirect positive effect of service investment on demand.

In this work, we describe the evolution of service provision from its initial form as software application, through the application service provision era and towards the new trend of web services.

Blossom Young, project manager, paid tribute to all the people involved in Accents – and claimed half of Poplar Harca's 300 staff had been part of "the evolution from service provider to catalyst for change".