Sentence examples for through telecommunications from inspiring English sources

Similar to viruses, worms are complete computer programs that replicate and propagate through telecommunications networks.

This refers to technology that can be used to examine the content of traffic that passes through telecommunications networks.

A bloc of countries led by Russia that included China and the host nation, the United Arab Emirates, argued throughout the negotiations that the Internet was within the scope of the talks because Internet traffic traveled through telecommunications networks.

The SIDE program consists of a primary and secondary school in Leederville and several Schools of the Air centres that conduct lessons largely through telecommunications media at Carnarvon, Derby, Kalgoorlie, Meekatharra, and Port Hedland.

Corning, seeking to meet spiraling demand for fiber optic systems to handle Internet traffic, has spent billions of dollars this year in acquisitions to expand its capacity to produce components that speed light signals through telecommunications networks.

Eric E. Schmidt, the executive chairman of Google, said technology, rather than regulation, could take care of many of the challenges facing the Internet, including potential limits on capacity as more and more video traffic and other bandwidth-heavy content passes through telecommunications networks.

The F.C.C. decision "certainly alleviates something of a challenge that Verizon and AT&T have to go through," said Alan Bezoza, telecommunications industry analyst with Oppenheimer & Company.

Mr. Peña Nieto has already pushed through important telecommunications and broadcasting reforms that should bolster the Mexican economy.

The sheer volume of information, and the internationalisation of terrorist networks mediated through modern telecommunications, poses huge challenges for national security agencies, in terms of resourcing alone.

In addition to D.D.O.S. attacks that crippled Georgia's limited Internet infrastructure, researchers said there was evidence of redirection of Internet traffic through Russian telecommunications firms beginning last weekend.

Though a deal may have little effect on Verizon Wireless's nearly 100 million subscribers at first, it would ripple through the telecommunications industry and Wall Street, with both having closely watched the back-and-forth of the negotiations for months.