Sentence examples for identify subscribers from inspiring English sources

(A UN report on improving marking and tracing technologies is due to be published in April 2014 .Service unavailableAnother alternative to GPS transmitters would be to track weapons by outfitting them with the inexpensive SIM cards that allow mobile-phone networks to identify subscribers.

AT&T, a GSM carrier that uses SIM cards to identify subscribers, not handsets, was news in 1987.

Giant Robot now draws serious advertisers like Adidas, Sony and Universal Studios, but Mr. Wong said the magazine had not conducted a reader survey to identify its subscribers, although he said he believed about half are not Asian-Americans.

SIM cards store the service-subscriber key used to identify a subscriber.

The court issued the order, requiring the ISP to identify the subscriber of that IP address after notifying their subscriber under 47 U.S.C. § 551(c)(2)(B) that their identity was being sought, and advising them of a 10-day period to object to their identify being provided to the requesting party.

That does not mean that 4 billion people now have mobile phones, because many in both rich and poor countries own several handsets or subscriber-identity module (SIM) cards, the tiny chips that identify a subscriber to a mobile network.

This could seriously weaken the operators' grip on their market, especially if Apple were to follow up by putting the new SIMs in iPhones or replacing them with software.The job of the SIM (subscriber identity module) is to store some unique numbers and an encryption key, which are used to identify the subscriber when the device is communicating with the network.

A Justice Department brief supports the claim by the Recording Industry Association of America that it should be able to force Verizon Communications under the digital copyright law to identify a subscriber suspected of providing more than 600 songs from well-known artists for other Internet users to download.

IP addresses are used by electronic communications service providers to help identify a subscriber [26].

They confirmed that the ISPs should pay 25% of relevant costs, which are operating fees incurred when identifying which subscribers are accused of illegal downloading.

Of the sample total of 528, 23.7% of HCPs were identified as subscribers to at least one public health listserv (see Table  2).