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international
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Competition in the area of international telecommunications is also heating up.
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Additional programs in international studies and telecommunications were on the drawing board.
large
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This general argument was in the interests of large users of telecommunications who thought they were subsidizing small and local users.
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One of the biggest trends has been the entry of large telecommunications companies into the Internet access business.
national
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The programme of privatization involved the sale of the national airline, telecommunications company and shipping line to local and foreign investors.
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Until recently, most governments have exercised either direct or indirect control over national telecommunications as well as international links.
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The need to meet information needs across national boundaries raises telecommunications and linguistic issues.
new
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The building and operating of the new telecommunications infrastructure is expected to create hundreds of jobs for the area.
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If the new telecommunications age brings unmediated democracy, what will happen to our carefully contrived constitutional system of checks and balances?
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Many argue that the inequality in wages will only widen as new computer and telecommunications technologies sweep the workplace.
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And the new telecommunications legislation will most likely force more mergers and consolidations as free-market influences strengthen.
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Might that be an omen of sorts for the brave new telecommunications world to come?
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In the coming millennium, Dahl predicted, new telecommunications technology will exert a powerful influence for change on the democratic process.
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That in itself represents a radical new approach to telecommunications .
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The combination of persistent earnings and the new telecommunications legislation should make broadcasters and other entertainment outlets more attractive.
public
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As for Asynchronous Transfer Mode switches, the company is going for customers that want private networks, rather than public telecommunications operators.
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Ample precedents exist for imposing spectrum use fees and cable franchise taxes for public telecommunications purposes.
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Attention has most recently focused on ensuring competition in regulated public sectors such as telecommunications , postal services, gas and electricity.
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Can a well-funded public telecommunications system be reconciled with the First Amendment principle of a press free of government interference and involvement?
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The Opposition have made absolutely no commitment to provide free phones or to increase public expenditure on telecommunications infrastructure in any way.
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bill
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Did that affect your vote on the telecommunications bill ?
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His ministry is preparing a telecommunications bill , which will be presented before parliament this spring.
business
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But the company wants out, Johnson said, because it's in the telecommunications business , not cable.
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The newcomers both like companies in the telecommunications business .
company
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Not surprisingly, the major computer, consumer electronics and telecommunications companies are hoping to grab a share.
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One of the biggest trends has been the entry of large telecommunications companies into the Internet access business.
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The traditional control mentality of the telecommunications companies will have to change to accept autonomy and intelligence in the network.
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Those who are fired at the telecommunications company will curtail their spending, which will affect local retailers, and AT&038;.
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It is pitched primarily at telecommunications companies and the medical market.
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The programme of privatization involved the sale of the national airline, telecommunications company and shipping line to local and foreign investors.
equipment
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It could also carry pollution monitors, crop sprayers or telecommunications equipment .
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The telecommunications equipment maker also said it was named in a shareholder suit over the loss filed in a California court.
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One deals in telecommunications equipment and the other in lighting products.
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Premisys, which makes telecommunications equipment , rose 2 to 43 1 / 4.
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Last year more than 12 million Z80 chips were sold around the world and incorporated into computers, telecommunications equipment and peripherals.
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Eight of the 100, including Ascend Communications, make telecommunications equipment .
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Since coming into office, the Clinton administration has removed export controls on most computers and telecommunications equipment .
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The company derives over one-third of its sales from telephones and other telecommunications equipment .
firm
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But giant telecommunications firms that have already pledged tens of billions for highway construction favor a less regulated market.
giant
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The telecommunications giant joined a growing number of employers in growth industries that have slashed payrolls even as their profits soared.
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The regional telecommunications giant said it will earn 50 cents to 53 cents per share from operations in the first quarter.
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A final tally will come later this month when the telecommunications giant reports its fourth-quarter results.
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The telecommunications giant intends to keep prices hotly competitive.
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The telecommunications giant said it will cut nearly 40, 000 jobs over three years.
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Most cuts will come in 1996 as the telecommunications giant prepares to split into three companies.
industry
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There must be other joint initiatives with publishers as well as with the media and the telecommunications industries which also might prove mutually beneficial.
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That marks a victory for Microsoft and breaks a stranglehold that Netscape was putting on the telecommunications industry .
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Fiber-optic cables, which have for ever changed the telecommunications industry , may now do the same for oil and gas.
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In Florida, Siemens Stromberg Carlson specializes in providing networking equipment to the telecommunications industry .
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The telecommunications industry , however, has found the process more expensive and time-consuming than anticipated.
law
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He was speaking at a conference which follows three months of public consultation on changes to the telecommunications laws .
links
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The terminals are generally connected to the central computer by telecommunications links .
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Good telecommunications links can bring them closer to western markets, giving their skilled workers less incentive to emigrate.
market
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The idea is to expand its network business for the international arena, especially the telecommunications market .
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On Nov. 8 Hawke stated that the telecommunications market would be opened to unlimited competition by mid-1997.
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City analysts predict a price war in the telecommunications market .
network
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Analogue telecommunications networks and devices will become a thing of the past - eventually.
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San Diego is also looking to expand and upgrade its fiber-optic telecommunications network .
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Bus-route planners could learn a lot from telecommunications networks .
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Soon, the entire global telecommunications network is buzzing with Tonellis.
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The compression will let digital audio-visual services be carried by terrestrial and satellite channels, telecommunications networks or digital storage devices.
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Instead of a single meeting place, we have far-flung, interactive telecommunications networks that extend for thousands of miles.
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We will encourage the development of the most modern telecommunications networks .
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In common with the main exchange, the market changed from dealing on the floor to dealing through telecommunications networks .
operator
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As for Asynchronous Transfer Mode switches, the company is going for customers that want private networks, rather than public telecommunications operators .
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It is also looking for partnerships with telecommunications operators through a new WorldPartners Association.
service
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Of the three information technology sectors telecommunications services was pack leader with 7.7% turnover growth and 13.1% median pre-tax growth.
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In the absence of central leadership, cross-border telecommunications services are difficult and expensive to obtain.
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The 127 were then divided into three sectors: information services , telecommunications services and hardware.
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Docherty said the companies will continue to compete with each other on telecommunications services they run over the joint network.
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The operator also announced Spheris, a new messaging software designed to integrate its existing telecommunications services on to personal computers.
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The remaining six telecommunications services companies, all of which had over £35m revenues, were not subdivided.
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The changes came after television companies protested a previous bill that barred them from providing telecommunications services .
system
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Data from the craft are swapped via a global telecommunications system coordinated by the World Meteorological Organisation in Geneva.
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The Republican National Committee asked telephone companies if one could provide a secure telecommunications system in which conversations could not be intercepted.
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When the West wants to move into these markets adequate postal and telecommunications systems will be needed.
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Can a well-funded public telecommunications system be reconciled with the First Amendment principle of a press free of government interference and involvement?
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Remote solar installations can also be used to power telecommunications systems , water pumping stations and refrigerators to keep medical supplies cold.
technology
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To be sure, the new generation of flexible, individually controlled telecommunications technologies offers new hope for educational improvement.
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Many argue that the inequality in wages will only widen as new computer and telecommunications technologies sweep the workplace.
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In the coming millennium, Dahl predicted, new telecommunications technology will exert a powerful influence for change on the democratic process.
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Modern telecommunications technologies have the potential to alter dramatically the role of wired media.
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The world of finance has already adapted to an environment of instantaneous voting by interactive telecommunications technologies .
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compute
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Meanwhile, technology is driving down other costs, such as computing and telecommunications .
include
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Areas on which the organisation is especially keen include semiconductors, telecommunications , factory automation, medical instruments and electronic office systems.
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Information technologies, including a combination of telecommunications and computing, are the cord out of which the organizational fishnet is woven.
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Land says that programmes should include work in telecommunications .
provide
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The Republican National Committee asked telephone companies if one could provide a secure telecommunications system in which conversations could not be intercepted.
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The changes came after television companies protested a previous bill that barred them from providing telecommunications services.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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public telecommunications networks
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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In 1913 there were 11,000 post and telecommunications offices, of which only 3,000 were in rural localities.
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New competition in telecommunications is a useful start, but more is needed.
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Other firms are manufacturing radios, wired and fiber-optic telecommunications , military equipment and satellite receivers in San Diego.
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The telecommunications equipment maker also said it was named in a shareholder suit over the loss filed in a California court.
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The subscription enables customers to offer a Freephone 0500 or LocalCall 0645 service without altering their current telecommunications set-up.
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Until recently, most governments have exercised either direct or indirect control over national telecommunications as well as international links.
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We need to recognize the remarkable change that the interactive telecommunications age is producing in our political system.