Sentence examples for telecommunications stations from inspiring English sources
A micro channel separate heat pipe (MCSHP) that can use natural cold energy was developed to reduce the cooling energy consumptions of telecommunications stations (TSs).
The top 10 floors are to have stated on their website to contain a radio and television relay station, Emergency system receiving/signaling relay station, telecommunications stations, and an outdoor antenna frame on 96F, which offers power, fire protection, telecom systems, and security related systems, according to their website.
In September the interior minister survived an assassination attempt, while earlier this month rocket propelled grenades were fired on the country's largest telecommunications station.
Services such as telecommunications, petrol stations and flights have improved.
Its production is intended for fuel-efficient locomotives and backup power supplies for data centers and telecommunications switching stations.
Examples include pumping water for feedstock and providing electric power to lighthouses, telecommunications repeater stations, and mountain lodges.
A technology that combines phase change materials (PCMs) with a natural cold source is proposed to reduce the space cooling energy of telecommunications base stations (TBSs).
The craft was built and controlled by AeroVironment Inc. of Monrovia, Calif., which also seeks commercial uses for such planes as telecommunications relay stations or earth-monitoring platforms.
A free air cooling system that combines phase change material (PCM) with a natural cold source (i.e., cold air) was developed to reduce the space cooling energy consumption in telecommunications base stations (TBSs).
The company makes power supplies and power systems for cellular base stations, telecommunications switching equipment and telecommunications operations.
Sharif also had to confront an economy in shambles, and serious consideration was given to selling public assets (e.g., power stations, telecommunications, airlines, banks, and railroads) to meet obligations on the ever-growing foreign debt.
