Sentence examples for operator plugged from inspiring English sources
The deployment of zippy next-generation 4G networks, too, is hampered by outdated caps on usage many telecoms firms have and will put in place.Verizon Wireless engaged in doublespeak of its own several years ago with its first-generation 3G offering, which the operator plugged as "Unlimited Broadband Access".
When (M^{-1} K) is a bounded linear operator, plugging Equation (2) into (1), we arrive at the classical harmonic oscillator model ddot{x}(t) = M^{-1} K x t) quad text{for } t geq0.
It's due to reach £1.8bn per year through the rest of this decade, and probably more if offshore operators plug old, unprofitable wells earlier than previously planned.
Mr. Walker would like disposal well operators to be required to plug abandoned wells in a wider radius, of a half-mile.
It wanted control of SFR, Cegetel's subsidiary and France's second-largest mobile-phone operator, to plug the last big hole in its European coverage "footprint".Why Vivendi was trying to stop it, however, is anybody's guess.
This agent is a commercial middleman between a system operator and plug-in electrical vehicles.
Government officials talk of spreading the cost of imported coal across all firms, so it is not borne by a few, and dream of open access where a power station could bypass the state grid operators and plug into customers directly.It is a safe bet that India's skills of improvisation will recover helped by stern words from the prime minister.
If it becomes uneconomic to use, the temptation will be for operators to plug and abandon oil fields earlier than previously planned.
Mig33, by contrast, mixes up VoIP – anathema to most operators – with plugs into social networking and IM services, as does Nimbuzz.
I was a telephone operator when you plugged a cord into a board with a light and a hostess at the Bell Exhibit at Disneyland with they had a picture phone... in 1963.
The tower operator has pulled the plug on Modeo, the mobile TV service based on the DVB-H standard.
