Sentence examples for technologies cable from inspiring English sources

"By 2050, very few – if any – new cars will be powered solely by the traditional internal combustion engines, so it is important that the UK car industry is at the cutting edge of low-carbon technologies," Cable said.

Of the three access technologies, cable access and SCDMA access are the most popular access technologies.

See also broadband technology; cable modem; DSL; ISDN; fax; radio; teletype; T1; wireless communications.

Golden's 28 children do not wrestle with technology, cable TV or the Internet; nor are they caught up in the culture wars.

To lure a corporate clientele, most units are furnished and wired for technology — cable or satellite television, high-speed Internet access, telephone — and stocked with cutlery, dishes, kitchen appliances and linen.

IN 1968 JOHN MALONE quit AT&T and soon joined a small company based on a fledgling technology: cable television.

In 1968 John Malone quit AT&T and joined a small company based on a fledgling technology: cable television.

The company began in television and continues to produce a few technology cable television shows for cable networks like USA Network and the Sci-Fi Channel.

With the advent of linear lightwave technology, the advanced RF modem, and the DSP technology, cable network operators have embarked on extensive upgrades and on the transition to the hybrid fiber coax (HFC) architectures.

And most media experts agree that if the satellite industry could actually provide high-speed Internet access that was competitive with the prevailing technology, cable modems, the nation's 19 million satellite television subscribers would probably embrace it, jumping at the chance to have a single provider for both TV and the Internet.

He spent a good amount of time with his grandparents, who owned what was ― in the early 1980s ― a cutting-edge technology: cable TV.