Sentence examples for terrestrial infrastructure from inspiring English sources
To start with, Calico wants to hack death, Nest wants to stream-mine your home, Google Capital wants to fund all the Ubers-for-firstworldproblems, and Project Loon wants to be unshackled from the realities of terrestrial infrastructure.
"Physical terrestrial infrastructure is not going to be enough by a long shot.
This technology offers an advantage for live video contribution from remote areas, where the terrestrial infrastructure may not be adequate.
In future research, where existing terrestrial infrastructure is still available, the influence of the inter-cell interference from the ground should be investigated.
"By merging OneWeb's LEO satellite constellation and innovative technology with our global scale, terrestrial infrastructure and GEO satellite network, we will create advanced solutions that address the need for ubiquitous broadband.
The billionaire-backed corporation, which has raised over $1.7 billion from Virgin Group, SoftBank, Coca Cola, Bharti Group, Qualcomm and Airbus; just announced an exclusive $190 million contract with Echostar subsidiary Hughes Network Systems to provide some of the terrestrial infrastructure necessary to distribute its internet services.
This makes HAP a viable competitor/complement to conventional terrestrial infrastructures and satellite systems.
Satellite systems offer wide coverage, flexibility and reliability, as they rely on permanent terrestrial infrastructures just for the gateway [1].
Full integration of satellite technology in future terrestrial infrastructures requires support for high-quality broadband bi-directional communications.
Not for the producer, however, who has to measure the cost of satellite and terrestrial distribution infrastructure against delivery via the internet.
Asia's poor terrestrial telecoms infrastructure and many inaccessible islands make it a natural market for satellite services, but islanders and Jakarta slum-dwellers cannot easily afford a PC or a set-top box, to say nothing of a satellite dish plus monthly subscription.Despite the increasing number of launches, some large suppliers say that there are almost no orders for new satellites in Asia.
