Sentence examples for upgrades capacity from inspiring English sources

On a continuing basis, administer and maintain UNICEF's WAN services  and UNICEF's Global network components: ranging from hardware installation of network equipment (including Routers, QoS Gateways, QoS Management server, QoS Policy Management, etc. ) to software/firmware upgrades, capacity & availability management, and QoS system monitoring tools.

Merrill Lynch does not see much new upgrading capacity becoming available until 2009 at the earliest.

The result was a failure not just to add capacity, but to maintain and upgrade capacity that already existed.

Technological progress means the amount of information that can be squeezed down each fibre is steadily increasing.Core blimeySuch confidence is encouraging, but upgrading capacity in the backbone Level 3's area is no use unless the "last mile" links, which connect homes and offices to the core network, are upgraded too.

With different options for upgrading capacity, studies show that a hybrid macro-pico upgrade is more energy-efficient than a macro or pico only solution.

Flat rates have also served to increase the amount of time that users spend online, which has forced many local telephone service companies to upgrade capacity in order to accommodate the heavy usage.

Then make butterfly lamps, and sell them for money and tune up weapons, because when you upgrade capacity, it reloads you to that capacity!

"The Coliseum is the second oldest building in the N.H.L. and badly in need of upgrades, from capacity size to the overall infrastructure," he said.

Google's stake is a sign that Glass production is ramping up: the company says that the invesmtment is being made to "fund production upgrades, expand capacity and further enhance production capabilities".

Since June 2008 Transport for London has completely owned Tramlink, and it plans to spend £54m by 2015 on maintenance, renewals, upgrades and capacity enhancements.

Results show that it is advisable for MNOs to upgrade the capacity of their networks through a solution that involves a combination of macro upgrades in conjunction with small cell deployment, providing savings of 25% when compared to a macro only solution.