Sentence examples for mobile cellular subscriptions from inspiring English sources

Electric power consumption have high correlation with GDP per capita, PPP (current international $) (0.753) and mobile cellular subscriptions (0.761).

where FI is the index of financial inclusion, MOB denotes mobile phone penetration (mobile cellular subscriptions per 100 people), and INT denotes Internet penetration (Internet users per 100 people).

The Millennium Development Goals Report 2015 states, "Today, 95%% of the global population is covered by a cellular network, while mobile cellular subscriptions have grown to over 7 billion.

The ITU's figures show that just as mobile cellular subscriptions have overtaken those of fixed phone subs, mobile broadband subscriptions (47.2%) have now overtaken not only fixed-broadband subscriptions (mere 10.8%), but households with Internet access (46.4%).

It blamed the cost of extending last-mile infrastructure to rural and remote customers, and a sharp slowdown in the growth of mobile cellular subscriptions globally.

17 Cameroon also has a high mobile phone penetration rate, with 52 mobile cellular subscriptions per 100 people in 2012.

Meanwhile, the number of mobile-cellular subscriptions worldwide is approaching the same number of people on Earth, according to the same report (and not just because many of us carry multiple phones).

Many African countries have reached more than 30%% mobile cellular telephone subscription rates, markedly lower than the world average of 78%% [ 15].

They offer 50 channel, cable-like television subscriptions for mobile cellular devices and, more recently, for any device accessing AT&T Wi-Fi Hot Spots.

The use of mobile cellular telephones rose dramatically in the same period, and in the early 21st century the country boasted nearly 1.5 cellular phone subscriptions for every person.

Cellular telephones are ubiquitous, and Austria boasted almost 1.5 cellular subscriptions per person in the early 21st century.