Sentence examples for telephone density from inspiring English sources

Telephone density is relatively high, with about one phone line for every 10 people, and is growing rapidly.

Reform's opponents point to cases in Latin America where poor supervision and cronyism have turned privatisation sour such as Mexico, which sold its state telecoms monopoly a decade ago but still has low telephone density and huge problems of regulation.

The Communication Minister of India, Ram Vilas Paswan, told Parliament the country would take investments worth about $78 billion to increase telephone density in the country to the developed-world level of 16 per 100 people by 2010, compared with 3 per 100 people now.

Telephone density or teledensity is the number of telephone connections for every hundred individuals living within an area.

Only 14,000 fixed telephone lines serve all of Chad, one of the lowest telephone density rates in the world.

Conversely, a study focusing on developing countries revealed a direct association between income (indexed by high education levels, high telephone density, and high cigarette consumption) and suicide.

In early low-density telephone lines, cross talk was reduced through an ingenious and complicated method of periodically transposing the relative positions of the forward and return conductors in each pair.

The results were later adjusted to reflect Census Bureau patterns in categories like sex, age, population density and telephone usage.

But I don't think satellites will outdo cable or telephone links in high-density areas.

In the type of DSS design most commonly used in the BRFSS, telephone numbers are divided into high-density and medium-density strata based upon the proportion of numbers expected to belong to households.

Population controls with no history of previous respiratory cancer were randomly selected through incidence density sampling from residential telephone directories (Rothman and Grennland, 2008).