Writing in the late 1950s, he saw all around him the consequences of automated production and distribution combined with telecommunications - namely, a steady decline in the number and duration of the personal contacts an individual needed to make during any given day.
International Class 038: Telecommunications services; namely, providing access to computer database via the internet; transmission of information over the internet or other communications networks; telecommunication services, namely, the transmission of data and information.
One filed in May of this year describes Adero in fairly generic terms: "Telecommunications services, namely, electronic transmission of data, messages, graphics, images, audio, video and information among users relating to locating, managing, organizing, and tracking assets, devices, and objects".
A major part of current research concerning the communications network in transport systems surrounds Vehicle Ad hoc NETwork (VANET) [4 10], VANET focuses on messaging, broadcasting, and multicasting, which many think are services difficult to be implemented or accomplished with the existing telecommunications techniques, namely GSM and UMTS.
The result of this study shows that a cost-plus pricing scheme can help achieve the policy goals of the regulator, namely, lowering telecommunications tariffs and facilitating the introduction of new convergent-type services, far more effectively than the current retail-minus pricing scheme.
Sub sectors of the technology market, namely semiconductors and telecommunications components–as in Texas Instruments, Nokia and Motorola –are suspect.
Translation: Arab governments, since several ministries are involved, namely education, information or media and telecommunications.
Depending on The spreading facthirdmodulation and codingenerationsed, a target should be achieved at the MS so that the limit on BER is not exceeded.
33 Selection of participants was based on the Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation 2004, 34 which ranks small areas on the basis of multiple deprivation indicators across six domains, namely: income; employment; health; education, skills, and training; geographic access and telecommunications; and housing.
The blogs had a field day on Monday with the question of whether Google 's plan to stash its content close to the telecommunications networks violates its support for one of theological underpinnings of the Internet age, namely net neutrality.
