Sentence examples for with the telecommunication from inspiring English sources

"Neither these transactions nor our accounting for them have anything to do with the telecommunication industry's -- or our company's -- difficulties," they said.

In this paper, we introduce a novel technology, called RSCM, for development of runtime reconfigurable applications complying with the telecommunication standards.

In order to maintain the network throughput, majority of the bandwidth should be given to the highest modulated SSs, which is also in line with the telecommunication planning and recommendation [31].

KPN requires "a strategic partner with operational experience in the telecommunication sector, with sufficient scale and long-term vision, in order to tackle during the upcoming years the significant challenges the European telecommunication sector faces," América Móvil said in its filing.

KPN requires "a strategic partner with operational experience in the telecommunication sector, with sufficient scale and long-term vision, in order to tackle during the upcoming years the significant challenges the European telecommunication sector faces," América Móvil said in its filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday.

"Cisco surely needs to find a way to add DWDM equipment to their portfolio," says Aman Kapoor, analyst with RHK, which tracks the telecommunication and networking industries.

Shares of Tollgrade took a hit with the rest of the telecommunication industry; the stock is now 85% below its 52-week high.

Prior to SIAC, he was a network security consultant for the professional services division of Baltimore Technologies where he worked with global clients in the telecommunication and data services sectors.

The Intelligent Network (IN) technology has emerged with an aim to enhance the telecommunication network capabilities in terms of complex service provision.

The observation of room temperature PL signal in the 1.3 μm region shows that the strategy of adding small amounts of N to GaAsSb is a promising route to realization of efficient nanoscale light emitters with reduced temperature sensitivity in the telecommunication wavelength region.

To protect the telecommunication carriers cooperating with the US government from legal action, the Congress passed a bill updating the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 to permit this type of surveillance.