Sentence examples for telecommunications installation from inspiring English sources
John Sullivan (NYT MANHATTANN: UNION SUED Two companies that install telecommunications equipment have filed an antitrust suit against Local 3 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, charging the union and other electrical contractors with conspiring to control the telecommunications installation market in the New York region.
Installations at SvalSat not related to satellite communication include a measuring station for radioactive particles in the air operated by Norwegian Seismic Array, a telecommunications installation operated by Telenor, a weather station operated by the Norwegian Meteorological Institute, with information relayed to Svalbard Airport, Longyear, and a weather station operated by SvalSat.
The British telecommunications equipment maker Marconi said yesterday that it would market fuel cells from Metallic Power as a backup power supply for small telecommunications installations.
Unauthorised protests that take place near key infrastructure, such as transportation hubs, nuclear power plants, refineries and telecommunications installations could result in fines of up to 600,000 euros.
Iran said Tuesday that it had amassed new evidence of attempts by saboteurs to attack Iranian nuclear, defense, industrial and telecommunications installations, including the use of computer virus-infected American, French and German equipment.
Brokers say space in Manhattan for telecommunications installations ranges from the mid to high $40's per square foot annually, with space in other boroughs and suburbs renting for about half that amount.
Renewable energy sources such as wind turbines and PV arrays are an attractive alternative for remote telecommunications installations both environmentally and economically.
With a capacity for 5,500 spectators, the hall also features a 25-meter swimming pool and telecommunications installations.
Companies and governments are eager to find money for projects that range from bridge building to telecommunications tower installations.
Populations residing near telecommunications broadcasting installations tend to have the highest nonoccupational RF exposures.
SOC codes were combined to create four groups: protective services (e.g., law enforcement and emergency medical services workers); construction; buildings and grounds cleaning and maintenance and electrical, telecommunications and other installation and repair groups (CM&IRG); and all other occupations (Woskie et al. 2011).
