Sentence examples for telecommunication facility from inspiring English sources

The local weather office's communication link was cut off after flooding damaged a telecommunication facility, causing the National Weather Service in Honolulu, Hawaii, to provide backup support by temporarily issuing warnings and advisories.

Mike Moynahan, who has a seventh-grade student at Luther Burbank, said the T-Mobile project — which would be the first wireless telecommunication facility in a single-family residential area in Burbank — could pave the way for more such projects.

Parents of children who attend two schools located near the Little White Chapel held a news conference on Thursday calling on the Burbank City Council to block the installation of a wireless telecommunication facility inside the church because of the dangers they say radio emissions pose to the public.

The system is developed using a web architecture that enables sharing of information and algorithms among multiple sites, along with wireless telecommunication facilities.

Development of renewable energy generation facilities (excluding rights-of-way or facilities for the transmission of energy and telecommunication facilities and infrastructure) is prohibited on the approximately 27,990 acres of Federal land generally depicted as "BLM Land Unavailable for Energy Development" on the map entitled "Juniper Flats" and dated November 7 , 2018

Thus, main categories of tasks were designed such as acceleration centers, venture capital, entrepreneurial mentors, education resources and physical infrastructure, including collocation places, telecommunication facilities, transportation infrastructure and security protection.

After news of the Little White Chapel controversy broke out, Burbank Unified announced plans to draftg a ban on wireless telecommunication facilities on any district-owned building.

Respondents were concerned about housing, regular supply of electricity, internet and telecommunication facilities, and good quality water supply.

Respondents mentioned good housing, regular electricity, water supply, telecommunication facilities, and schools for education of children as important conditions to be fulfilled.

The use of telecommunication facilities for acquiring knowledge for evidence based medicine does not appear to parallel the growth of this sector in Pakistan.

Particularly in large rural areas where population density is low and telecommunication facilities are scarce or non-existent, mass media can reach rural dwellers helping them to be informed and able to express their own concerns, thus fostering national identities and reducing the rural/urban divide.