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A key application for GPS in telecommunications is to provide synchronization in wireless basestations. Base stations depen ...iming.com/SyncGPS.pdf |title=In Sync with GPS: GPS Clocks for the Wireless Infrastructure |author1=Peter Kuykendall |author2=Dr. Peter V. W. Loomis |access-date=2012 ...

{{Short description|Development based on long-term infrastructure investments}} ...|author=M. Nicolas Firzli|author2=Vincent Bazi|name-list-style=amp |title= Infrastructure Investments in an Age of Austerity : The Pension and Sovereign Funds Perspe ...

...]; for example, it is used for the Iu interfaces in the [[Universal Mobile Telecommunications System]], and is also used for transporting digital voice. The standard spe ...exed together into a single cell and transported over standard ATM network infrastructure. ...

...building block model to determine indicative access prices for fixed-line telecommunications services.<ref name="accc.gov.au">[http://www.accc.gov.au/content/index.phtm ...o adopt a form of the building block model in the regulation of fixed-line telecommunications services.<ref name="accc.gov.au"/> ...

...l [[Network theory|linear network]] such as a [[Street network|road]] or [[telecommunications network]]. Although they are similar in principle, the problems in network ...nstruction cost''', the resources (usually monetary) required to build the infrastructure that makes travel possible, such as roads, pipes, and cables. While some co ...

...ding [[transport]], [[Field inventory management|inventory management]], [[infrastructure]], and [[communication]]s. * Losses of buildings, highways and other infrastructure; ...

...ity of Networks and Services: Third International Conference on Autonomous Infrastructure, Management and Security, AIMS 2009 Enschede, The Netherlands, June 30 - Ju ...ization |url=https://doi.org/10.1007/s12243-021-00836-0 |journal=Annals of Telecommunications |language=en |volume=77 |issue=5 |pages=359–370 |doi=10.1007/s12243-021-008 ...

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In [[mathematics]] and [[telecommunications]], '''stochastic geometry models of wireless networks''' refer to [[mathema ...for packet radio networks or why six is a magic number. In ''IEEE National Telecommunications'', pages 4.31–4.35, 1978.</ref> and continued throughout the 1980s<ref name ...

...gation)|path]] from one place to another for directing the [[transmission (telecommunications)|transmission]] of energy, such as [[electromagnetic wave]]s or [[electric ...stems and antennas for use in such systems are well known in areas such as telecommunications and [[radar]] applications. In general phased array systems work by coheren ...

{{defn|A noise model that is used in telecommunications to model the effects of various random processes.}} {{defn|A topology where infrastructure nodes connect to other nodes such as to convey information.}} ...

: [[Balance of plant]] (BOP) is the infrastructure of a fuel cell, not including the fuel cells. (See also Mechanical Balance ...es that result in loss of system continuity or unacceptable [[Degradation (telecommunications)|degradation]]. ...

:*Referat Ic: Responsible for both the [[Abwehr]] and OKW/Chi's own telecommunications equipment, including deployment and upkeep. It contained two officers and 2 ...nigma, which the whole of the Wehrmacht secure communication cryptographic infrastructure rested on, they failed. The reason for this was they were unable to conduct ...

...for electronic communications. ASCII codes represent text in computers, [[telecommunications equipment]], and other devices. Most modern character-encoding schemes are {{defn|In [[telecommunications]] and {{gli|computing}}, the number of {{gli|bit|bits}} that are conveyed o ...

...p=15, 17–20}}</ref> [[Pipe (fluid conveyance)#Materials|aging water supply infrastructure]];<ref>{{harvnb|Harvey|Handley|Taylor|2015|p=12276}}</ref> and [[microplast ...

...he petrochemical, automotive, mining, steel, iron, copper, agriculture and telecommunications industries, 'a unique situation in the Middle East'. Most of the companies ...dge creation, 31 in gross percentage of tertiary enrollment, 41 in general infrastructure, 48 in human capital as well as research and 51 in innovation efficiency ra ...