Sentence examples for standard telecommunications from inspiring English sources

Yet, by 1997 Nortel had grown to become second only to Lucent Technologies, the AT&T spinoff, as the largest manufacturer of standard telecommunications gear in the world.

The MTG spacecraft will look more like standard telecommunications platforms.

This leads to the observation of enhanced Er photoluminescence (PL) and electroluminescence in the standard telecommunications wavelength band around 1.54 μm [2, 3].

Rack-mounted industrial process controllers include hardware such as rail guides, flanges, or tabs, and may fit a standard telecommunications rack.

Now, a team led by optics researcher Ling Liao of Intel's lab in Santa Clara, California, has used a silicon modulator to achieve pulse speeds of 10 Ghz--comparable to standard telecommunications modulators.

The nation of Portugal is selected for a case study, and more specifically, the evolution of Portuguese structural design standards for telecommunications systems is summarised using comparative analyses that cover a subset of the most relevant topics for design, including wind profiles, drag coefficients, dynamic effects and reliability classes.

In contrast, standards for telecommunications companies' capital-intensive equipment incorporates its long-lived nature.

Where audio needs to be transmitted over large distances, which is often the case in broadcast engineering, considerations of matching and reflections dictate that a telecommunications standard is used, which would normally mean using 600 Ω nominal impedance (although other standards are sometimes encountered, such as sending at 75 Ω and receiving at 600 Ω which has bandwidth advantages).

The Solaris software, which runs on computers made by Sun, has become a standard in the telecommunications, investment banking and scientific markets.

At DemoMobile 2000, Unimobile.com plans to announce its compatibility with Wireless Application Protocol WAPP), a telecommunications standard that allows devices made by different manufacturers to work together.

4. European Patent No. 2,229,744, entitled "Method and Arrangement in a Wireless Communication Network," asserted against mobile devices, together with base stations, operating according to the LTE telecommunications standard.