Sentence examples for telecommunications activity from inspiring English sources

The dataset is composed by three sub-datasets: (i) the Telecommunications Activity dataset providing the activity of Trentino, showing all the mentioned telecommunication events which took place within this area.

Telecommunications activity throughout the Middle East was severely disrupted, and there were ripple effects for carriers across the world.

Figure 1 Hourly telecommunications activity for Milan, Italy.

(a) Bivariate correlation between telecommunications activity at a particular hour and population.

Second, telecommunications activity averaged over a larger (3times3) window performs better than the (1times1) interpolation.

First, both telecommunications activity and land-cover measures consistently rank high in importance.

We have also shown, however, that telecommunications activities are most useful in context, in conjunction with other spatial measures of human activity, tuned to local conditions.

Guardian Australia can reveal that the AFP provided documents to the Senate, which were then made publicly available online on parliamentary sites and other sources for several years, and which accidentally disclosed information about the subjects and focus of criminal investigations and telecommunications interception activities.

And in recent years, one of the EFF's causes has been to shed more light on the United States' National Security Agency NSAandand specifically its use of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) to essentially spy on the telecommunications and web activity of millions of innocent Americans under the guise of keeping them safe.

The U.S. remains the world's financial leader, and bad news here moves overseas rapidly, given instant telecommunications, international hedge-fund activity and 24-hour trading.

The purpose of this study is to develop a conceptual model in a comprehensive framework, considering causal relationships among travel, telecommunications, land use, economic activity, and socio-demographics, and to explore the aggregate relationships between telecommunications and travel, using structural equation modeling of national time series data spanning 1950 2000 in the US.