Sentence examples for multiple broadband from inspiring English sources

A Next Generation Network is an advanced, packet-based network that exploits multiple broadband QoS enabling transport technologies to provide communication services.

Frequency-domain and time-domain processing approaches to direction-of-arrival (DOA) estimation for multiple broadband far field signals using beamspace preprocessing structures are proposed.

When the company launched its Dispatch software that aggregates multiple broadband connections to boost speed, it raised over $100,000 and delivered its rewards on time.

With Qualcomm's Gobi technology built in, HP notebooks use a single module, the HP un2400, to support multiple mobile broadband network technologies and multiple mobile operators.

Intel supports multiple mobile broadband standards on its platforms to address the needs of service providers worldwide, and to provide people with an always-connected experience.

It is shown that at the leading order, the behaviour of the resonant surface is described in terms of the effective admittance, whose unconventional properties makes it possible to achieve the total sound absorption at multiple frequencies, broadband absorption, the phase reversal of the reflected wave at resonance and the control of the enclosure modes.

The design of predistortion techniques for broadband multiple input multiple output-OFDM (MIMO-OFDM) systems raises several implementation challenges.

People don't know you had multiple businesses before Broadband.

As telecom carriers like Enron mature and grow beyond selling regular phone services, they are beginning to sell multiple offerings like broadband, wireless and Internet services.

NG access networks are proposed to provide high data rate, broadband multiple services, scalable bandwidth, and flexible communication for manifold wireless end-users (WEUs).

Marshall Herskovitz, a top television writer who has created, with Edward Zwick, such shows as "Thirtysomething" and "Once and Again," said simply, "There is a very strong sense of deja vu and suspicion as we move into negotiations regarding the Internet and confusion about what the future will hold for broadband and multiple delivery systems".