Sentence examples for technological standard from inspiring English sources
Under the agreement, China Unicom will sell a dual-mode wireless phone produced by Shenzhen that will function using Qualcomm's code division multiple access, or CDMA, technology, in addition to a rival wireless technological standard, global system for mobile communications, or GSM.
So far there is no technological standard for digital signatures even though companies such as RSA Security, Entrust Technologies, VeriSign and Baltimore Technologies are putting millions of dollars of research into technology that may or may not be interoperable.
Also, about 30percentt of Cingular's territory is already served by GSM technology, so the company will have to spend less to install a single technological standard across its network.
But such a move would be costly for any wireless acquirer, analysts said, because Nextel's system operates on a different technological standard from that of its competitors.
The continent's system is looser in part because Europe settled on a single technological standard for wireless carriers 20 years ago.
Google has been working with officials in Arizona, California, Utah and Virginia to make some of that information more broadly available, using a technological standard for exposing previously hidden Web pages.
Based on simulation experiments, important factors affecting demand for HN technologies are identified both consumer preference and the development of technological standards have a significant impact on the diffusion of HN technologies.
Questions about what is best for society, he argued, should come before questions of technological standards or the adoption of new technology.
Market-level information diffused by print media may contribute to the legitimation of an emerging technology and thus influence the diffusion of competing technological standards.
Data interoperability is achieved with the support of semantic web technologies and resources, through the use of the technological standards (e.g. RDF, URIs, RDFS and OWL), the linking of data and the representation of domain knowledge with controlled vocabularies.
The Blu-ray Group, he said, "wants to control the technological standards themselves".
