Sentence examples for population telecommunications from inspiring English sources

The county specific variables include the mean years of education for adults age ≥25 years (UNESCO 2015), education ratio (for those age ≥25 years, patient years of education compared to the mean years of education for general population), telecommunications data, and Hofstede's cultural dimensions (Hofstsede 2016).

Thus we use CALLOUT from 10 am to 11 am for the (w_{i}) in (2). Figure 7 Bivariate relationship between population and telecommunications activity disaggregated by hour.

We create high-resolution population estimates from telecommunications activity by showing the correlation between call volume and population in a given area to be scale invariant above a certain population size.

Impulsive phenomena have attracted considerable attention due to their wide applications in engineering and scientific fields, including information science, electronics, automatic control systems, population dynamics, robotics, telecommunications, and so on [1, 2].

Populations residing near telecommunications broadcasting installations tend to have the highest nonoccupational RF exposures.

In India the percentage of the population with access to telecommunications rose very sharply, from 1 percent in 1998 to 70 percent today, thanks largely to the expansion of the mobile phone network.

Israel maintains effective control over Gaza's land, airspace, seaport, electricity, water, telecommunications and population registry.

Currently only around a third of the population has access to modern telecommunications.

As mobile phone market penetration and usage patterns change, the relationship between telecommunications activity and population will also change.

Until recently, its priority has been to develop technologies that would directly help its poor population, such as improving its telecommunications infrastructure and environmental monitoring with satellites.

While more than 95% of the U.S. population has a telephone, the telecommunications companies have been slow to deploy DSL technology.