Sentence examples for spread of communications from inspiring English sources

Elias Snitzer, a researcher at American Optical, demonstrated the first optical amplifier in 1961, but such devices were little used until the spread of communications based on fibre optics.

He was carried along by the same factors the spread of communications technology, the easier flow of goods over borders, international transfers of money with few questions asked that spurred globalisation.

More than just debunking dot-com hyperbole, this starker assessment of the potential in the developing world for third-generation wireless contradicts the very basis of the International Telecommunications Union's plea 15 years ago for the new standard's development -- to accelerate the spread of communications.

But the spread of modern communications and electrification programmes are starting to transform rural areas.

"It is a wonderful opportunity," Mr. Clinton said of the spread of trade, communications and computer technology throughout the globe.

The spread of modern communications media, even to the depths of the Sierra Madre, has resulted, among other things, in the increased learning of Spanish.

This refers to a raft of policies and practices refined after "color revolutions" abroad and, at home, tens of thousands of demonstrations by workers and peasants, ethnic unrest, and the spread of mobile communications and broadband networking.

Modern cities are not possible without plumbing, and the wildfire spread of data communications and the Internet is not possible without the sort of arcane components for fiber optic networks (think lasers and amplifiers) made by companies like JDS Uniphase and SDL.

Globalstar is a key player in four dimensions of the paradigm-the collision with the light-speed limit, the primacy of dumb networks with all the intelligence on the edge, the superiority of Qualcomm's low-powered code division multiple access (CDMA), and the worldwide spread of wireless communications.

An alphabet allows a more rapid spread of literacy and communications.

Rapid growth and the spread of computing and communications technologies have turned these markets into huge laboratories of innovation.