Sentence examples for telecommunications of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "telecommunications of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the field or industry related to the transmission of information over distances, often in the context of services or technologies. Example: "The telecommunications of data have evolved significantly with the advent of fiber optics."
Likely candidates include minority stakes in SmarTone Telecommunications of Hong Kong and LG Telecom of South Korea.
China Mobile, which has the most subscribers of any mobile phone carrier, said it had agreed to take a 12percentt stake in Far EasTone Telecommunications of Taiwan.
Liberty Global, the U.S.-based communications company controlled by John Malone, said Monday that it would sell its stake in Jupiter Telecommunications of Japan to KDDI Corp., a Japanese wireless operator, for $4 billion.
Since innovation and growth are the pathway out of economic crisis, Europe could have developed a program to support massive investments in the European industry and launch a new "Airbus" of the rail, of telecommunications, of electric cars or of genomics.
In 2007, when he was minister of telecommunications of Thailand, he told me in an interview that he didn't care much for the Internet (the very heart of his portfolio as minister), that he believed the international patent system should be abolished and that he disagreed with the Thai government's policy of not allowing foreigners to own land.
These new technologies are mostly the symbiosis of computing and telecommunications, of cloud computing and big data processing.
No issues with breakdown of telecommunications outside of Chã as a result of ash clouds were recorded.
The Japanese networks of telecommunications and of postal services are among the best and most sophisticated in the world.
Their goal: to take advantage of the new market opening up in the wake of the Telecommunications Act of 1996.
Under Wheeler's new proposal, using Title II of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, it would become a public utility.
The case may hinge on how the judge interprets a section of the Telecommunications Act of 1996.
