Sentence examples for fast fixed from inspiring English sources
Penetration is just 3-4% of the population, if judged by the number of moderately fast fixed internet lines and smartphones that use 2.5G and 3G services.
Ofcom believes that these days Britain is as well placed as anywhere to to deliver fast fixed and mobile broadband to just about everyone.
It works best with DSLR cameras and lenses with very wide apertures, like the Canon 6D and EF 50mm f/1.4 USM lens I used to create the image above, but it could also work with any pocket camera with manual focus and a fast fixed lens like the Sony RX100.
In [26], Hyvarinen et al. proposed a fast fixed point algorithm for solving the constrained optimization of the kurtosis and a family of other neg-entropy-based criteria under the normalized constraint for B which resulted in the well-known FastICA algorithm.
The entire FPGA project takes up to 12 k logic elements (on a maximum of about 33 k available on the ALTERA Cyclone II device used in the application) divided into 18 main entities; the implemented code uses about 150 kbits of the memory embedded on the FPGA and 4 DSP elements for the fast fixed point multiplications.
Fast meals, fast trips, fast cures for headaches and colds, fast fixes for anything and everything.
Instead it's about rogue marketers cobbling together half-baked plans, trying reckless gambits, relying on a "get it out fast, fix it later" philosophy and never bothering to worry about the consequences.
These approaches could also improve maintenance productivity like NextBug, particularly if developers decide to work on fast fixing bugs.
He understands that there'll be no fast fixes.
The war of words escalated at the recent mobile conference in Barcelona, where executives accused regulators of sapping the industry of much needed capital just when it faces huge investments in new, faster, fixed and mobile networks.
He also announced that Perth and Aberdeen would benefit from a share of £50m government funding to deliver ultra-fast fixed broadband access.
