Sentence examples for transmitting infrastructure from inspiring English sources

NEC Corp., the dowdy Japanese electronics maker, has 8% of the world's market for mobile transmitting infrastructure and contests for share in other sectors of the telecom-equipment market with the likes of Lucent, Nortel, Nokia and Ericsson.

NEC, the dowdy Japanese electronics maker, has 8% of the world's market for mobile transmitting infrastructure and contests for share in other sectors of the telecom-equipment market with the likes of Lucent, Nortel, Nokia and Ericsson.

Today the company is revealing additional information about the zCloud and how much data is being transmitted through its infrastructure.

Experiments using WiFi infrastructure networks for transmitting multimodal speech and video data demonstrated a significant drop in information quality even with limited network noise; exploiting ad hoc communication is beneficial even when infrastructure may be available.

The burst of wireless sensors networks transmitting events paved the way for infrastructures that link uniquely identifiable things to their virtual representations in the Internet.

In practice, the VLC can utilize the lighting system infrastructure to transmit data via light intensity together with illumination.

VANET communication scheme allows vehicles and infrastructure to transmit real-time data in order to forewarn drivers about traffic situations, as well as mobility and environmental conditions.

Financial trading infrastructure offers an interesting analogy since it relies on sophisticated network architectures for transmitting timely transactions and information, yet there is still a critical human component that could react emotionally to uncertainty.

Direct marketing is not a worldwide business phenomenon, however, because mail-order operations require infrastructure elements that are still lacking in many countries, such as efficient transportation networks and secure methods for transmitting payments.

Efforts are needed not only to improve infrastructure for internet access, but also to encourage patients to use the internet for obtaining medical information and transmitting their health status and QOL information to providers [ 21].

There's really nothing "mere" about it, though — "merely" transmitting high-definition video at several megabytes per second across hundreds of miles or more is a titanic feat requiring much infrastructure and expertise.