Sentence examples for telecommunications to develop from inspiring English sources
Anupam Jalote, for example, quit one of the most senior jobs in Indian telecommunications to develop anaerobic digesters so that villagers all over the sub-continent could cook with local sources of renewable energy.
You and I know many examples in the West, but I think of Anupam Jalote, who quit one of the most senior jobs in Indian telecommunications to develop anaerobic digesters so that villagers all over the massive sub-continent could cook with local sources of renewable energy.
OZ is but one of many hopefuls in a free-for-all involving dozens of other start-ups and large telecommunications companies to develop and promote access to the Internet.
In March, 3Com announced a joint venture with the Huawei Technologies Company, a Chinese maker of telecommunications equipment, to develop products that 3Com will sell under its own label in some markets, and co-branded with Huawei in others.
The NGO is keen to partner with telecommunications companies to develop their offering.
Following on the news that Moscow is launching a cryptocurrency (creatively called the CryptoRuble… because of course it is), a consortium composed of the top technology officers at some of Spain's largest companies in finance, energy, and telecommunications has launched to develop a national blockchain based ledger — with help from the nation's government and universities.
In the era of the great development of information technologies and telecommunications, a natural need to develop and implement a unified system of digital building information modelling has arisen.
It borrowed heavily in November 1999 to increase its stake in AAPT, a telecommunications company with plans to develop its own mobile network, to 80percentt from just under 20percentt.
Not only was Finland quick to develop its telecommunications and information technology industry, but Finns also rapidly made new technology part of their lives.
Such restrictions are generally justified on the grounds of ensuring telecommunications service providers sufficient revenue to develop and maintain universal service.
The work most similar to our analysis is provided by Deville et al. who use a combination of telecommunications data and remote sensing to develop 100 m × 100 m population estimates for France and Portugal [22].
