Sentence examples for interconnection facilities from inspiring English sources

And then we thoroughly analyze the topology designs and architectures of DCN's from various aspects, such as connection types, wiring layouts, interconnection facilities, and network characteristics based on the latest literature.

Of the amounts received as the result of any contract, lease agreement, or any other arrangement under which the Corporation directly or indirectly makes available interconnection facilities, 50percentt of such amounts shall be distributed to the licensees and permittees of public television stations and public radio stations.

From the amount provided pursuant to clause (i)(II), the Corporation shall defray an amount equal to 50percentt of the total costs of interconnection facilities and operations to facilitate the availability of public television and radio programs among public broadcast stations.

As the Supreme Court recognized in a seminal Title II case, "wholesale markets for companies engaged in resale, leasing, or interconnection of facilities cannot be created without addressing rates" through regulation, and price regulation is anathema to a free market.

These facilities establish interconnection of carriers and act as regional fiber hubs, providing services to local business in addition to hosting content servers.

Using the algorithm, the system planning requirements for the interconnection of these renewable energy facilities over a large area were optimized.

As defined in the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) rules in 47 CFR part 68: The point of demarcation or interconnection between telecommunications company communications facilities and terminal equipment, protective apparatus, or wiring at a subscriber's premises.

The interconnection between a renewable power generation facility and a power grid poses challenges because of volatility and intermittent characteristics.

The executive order explicitly states that renewable energy from "resources and facilities located throughout the Western Interconnection" is welcome.

The idea is to open up the archives, with the online facilities offering unlimited possibilities for interconnections and cross-references.

In contrast, the creation of an interconnection obligation, while it requires the duplication of facilities, has the greater advantage of removing the fatal imbalances generated under the 1996 Telecommunications Act, which authorizes the mandatory sale of unbundled network elements.