Sentence examples for wireline technology from inspiring English sources
To replace the existing wireline technology, a new pumping system is required to remove invasion fluids and then to fill single-phase sample chambers.
IVAN G. SEIDENBERG Chairman, Verizon New York, Dec. 6, 2011 To the Editor: The main problem with Susan P. Crawford's analysis is that her vision is almost entirely grounded in a rapidly disappearing reality: Internet access via wireline technologies.
Wireline technologies are based on lot of technologies including fiber optics, IP-based Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) network and SONET/SDH etc [9].
To meet this commitment, AT&T/BellSouth will offer broadband Internet access services to at least 85percentt of such living units using wireline technologies (the "Wireline Buildout Area").
Further, as discussed above, it fails to consider the extent to which AT&T had deployed wireline broadband technologies other than U-verse or wireless technologies".
The wireline networking technologies range from the most basic definition of how electrical signals are encoded over the copper line to the higher-level ways in which computer software endpoints ensure that messages do not flood the network.
The frequency control business designs and manufactures precision crystal oscillators, resonators and filters that serve as stable frequency references for wireless and wireline communications technologies.
DSL, as the most widely deployed wireline broadband access technology today, plays an important role in this initiative [19].
It is currently the dominating wireline broadband access technology with a global market share of 65% [1].
Wired technologies Wireline networks are more efficient than wireless ones, because they offer higher capacity, optimal communication delay and wide coverage, but on the other hand they require an extra investment for cable deployment.
DFA has become an increasingly utilized technology in wireline logging as it enables fluid characterization by creating a down-hole fluid log (versus depth along the hydrocarbon column).
