Sentence examples for telecommunication access from inspiring English sources

Six months later I drafted a proposal, and it was approved by the Merrill Lynch private client executive committee, to establish the first Deaf/Hard of Hearing Investor Service on Wall Street to provide telecommunication access for the deaf, sign language interpreters, closed captioned videotapes and hiring of deaf financial advisers.

x 6 = telecommunication access of the youth (Dummy); 1 if they have access and 0 if not.

With the exception of access to newspaper, cooperative membership of the youth, and entrepreneurship trainings, other variables which are included in the model, viz, age of youth, sex of youth educational status, television, radio and telecommunication access, and equib membership, total asset comes up with the expected sign despite some of them are non-significant as it is observed from Table 10.

(The principles of TDMA are described in telecommunication: Multiple access).

Present work introduces two network design algorithms for planning UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunication System) access networks.

This paper studies the problem of planning UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunication System) access network.

(The principles of TDMA are described in telecommunication: Multiple access). Each transponder consists of a receiver tuned to a specific channel in the uplink frequency band, a frequency shifter to lower the received microwave signals to a channel in the downlink band, and a power amplifier to produce an adequate transmitting power.

There is already a mechanism in the Telecommunication Interception and Access Act that imposes some costs on providers, and some costs on the government.

We introduce a new variant of the connected facility location problem that allows for modeling mixed deployment strategies (FTTC/FTTB/FTTH) in the design of local access telecommunication networks.

This new body will have the power to separate telecommunication networks and access providers.

The plan to separate telecommunication networks and access providers has caused a division within the EU's executive arm.