Sentence examples for fixed telephone from inspiring English sources
The Herfindahl-Hirschman (HHI) index was 5333 for mobile telephone and 7,029 for fixed telephone services among the highest scores in the world.
The company has fixed telephone lines that can be used to relieve pressure on mobile networks, and provides voice, data and other services to major British firms such as Next, Tesco and United Utilities.
When we first established a system for sending letters to people, then fixed telephone communications to people and then mobile telephone communications to people – the view of the British parliament and the British government, rather similar to the US, was in extremis, under the law under a signed a warrant it should be possible to look at the content of a communication to keep people safe.
This trend, though evident in the European Union too, is more pronounced in Central and Eastern Europe, where mobile telephones emerged at a time when many households didn't already have a fixed telephone.
Random digit dialling fixed telephone lines (landlines) is commonly used by health researchers to access a representative sample of the population for survey purposes.
This method for achieving equivalence of samples in cross-national surveys allows a maximum inclusion opportunity for all fixed telephone subscribers in Germany.
For example, the markets for automobiles and fixed telephones developed much more slowly than, say, the markets for VCRs and cellular telephones.
Citizens who had fixed telephones in the 23 selected cities.
It is currently estimated that over 90% of the Swiss households have fixed telephones.
In this regard, the predominant modality has been fixed telephones, in combination with enhancements such as computer-automated, telephone follow-up and counseling, telephone reminders, interactive telephone systems, after-hours telephone access, and telephone screening.
Vieira had come along as a glorified pack mule, carrying supplies, fixing telephone lines, and setting up rigging for the numerous climbs and underwater passages called "sumps".
