Sentence examples for future telecommunications from inspiring English sources
The Federal Communications Commission today detailed the rules the Baby Bells and their rivals must follow in using existing and future telecommunications networks.
An experimentalist who began her career in light scattering, surface science and soft condensed matter physics and then moved into the management of future telecommunications equipment research and development, she has published more than 70 papers in peer-reviewed journals and holds two patents in near-field optical data storage and optical display technology.
In the future, telecommunications companies assured us, the communal, cinema experience would become extinct, a thing of the past; instead, we would watch feature films on our handsets – never mind that the experience of viewing Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen on a 3.5in iPhone screen is even more disorienting and depressing than watching it in a multiplex.
On the web page of the IEEE SDN Technical Community, there is a white paper [77] presenting actual issues inspired by conditions resulting from techno-economic environment and policy constraints and proposing a change of paradigms in the design and operation of future telecommunications infrastructures dedicated to 5G networks.
The author poses provocative questions about the present and future of Telecommunications Law.
Even more important, the current battle gives us an alarming glimpse of the possible shape of the future in telecommunications.
At stake in the AT&T auction, then, was the landscape of the future in telecommunications, entertainment and computing.
Networks based on that technology, considered crucial to the future of telecommunications, are created to carry large amounts of data like streamed video to mobile devices.
Intellispace is one of dozens of companies to which building managers are turning to prepare their properties for the high-tech future, providing telecommunications services to their tenants.
The framework is used to draw comparisons between the two country cases and in so doing allowing the appreciation of commonalities and differences in the development and expectations for the future of telecommunications markets in the region.
It appears that Lprec would be the most suitable for future lunar telecommunications: it would give access to a whole sector covering one third of the farside, while preserving the pristine radio environment of the remaining 23 farside, including SAHA crater.
