Sentence examples for generation telecommunications from inspiring English sources

"We're going to have quite an uphill battle in the next generation telecommunications sector," he said.

4G is short for fourth generation telecommunications technology, a successor to 3G.

Even the poorest countries now use computers to run many essential services such as power generation, telecommunications and medical facilities.

After the Supreme Court verdict, the Ambani brothers took a step toward reconciliation, ending a pact that had forbidden them to compete with each other and opening up sectors like power generation, telecommunications and financial services to the elder sibling.

Also, the register ignores the magical ability of governments to conjure up assets, sometimes literally from thin air: as in the case of the third generation telecommunications licences with which the Treasury has managed almost to bankrupt a gullible industry.

When the loan came through last month, it was less than $25m.As if all that were not bad enough, the Suharto family has also lost its favoured status in privatisations, the biggest contributor to its wealth in the early 1990s, when the government awarded the family juicy contracts in power generation, telecommunications and toll-roads.

He acknowledged that he had erred during the boom by concentrating so much on next-generation telecommunications carriers.

It's a bad parallel in many ways, but still it is interesting to notice that next-generation telecommunications is not yet a hot issue in the United States, because thanks to the fragmentation of our cellular system we are lagging well behind Europe and Japan in mobile phone technology.

□ Mobile WiMAX and next-generation telecommunications technology, introduced with.

These dynamics have driven the next-generation telecommunications technologies, and the existing fourth-generation technology is reaching maturity.

The company hosts a research and development center in Silicon Valley, quaintly called Futurewei, where it designs next-generation telecommunications tech.