Примеры использования Submarine cables на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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With more than 95 per cent of electronic communications worldwide transmitted via fibre-optic submarine cables, and in view of the recent exponential growth in submarine cables triggered by the Internet,
Mediterranean routes, but, in early 2008, within a period of 12 days, six submarine cables were snapped in a synchronized way, the cause of which remains unexplained.
In April 2011, following on from the 2009 workshop on submarine cables and the law of the sea,
the law of the sea once again highlights the important issue of submarine cables A/66/70, para. 84.
to consider gaps in the existing legal regime regarding submarine cables at the international and national levels,
they lagged behind other developing countries in terms of broadband Internet access, because of lack of direct access to submarine cables.
In that context, it has developed this field substantially, providing high-speed broadband Internet services via submarine cables instead of satellite by constructing and linking two such cables to global submarine cables.
especially those that have a cross-border impact(e.g. submarine cables and satellite systems)
to the powerful connections, namely, two submarine cables for electric power transmission from Scandinavia where at the moment the prices are particularly low.
The development of our geothermal potential will provide us with the capacity to meet our domestic needs and supply electricity to our neighbouring islands, especially the French territories of Guadeloupe and Martinique, through our connection via submarine cables.
As submarine cables are slim
mode of data transmission, namely submarine cables.
As terrestrial connectivity in the region currently functions as a patchwork of domestic networks that rely on submarine cables for international connectivity,
reliance on a single mode of data transmission, namely submarine cables.
notably submarine cables and terrestrial fibre networks.
which is dependent on a combination of terrestrial and submarine cables for intraregional as well as international traffic,
the need was expressed by some States to consider the gaps in the existing legal regime regarding submarine cables, a need which has been exacerbated by the effects of cable breakage incidents.
A report on submarine cables prepared by the World Conservation Monitoring Centre of UNEP
Coastal Access Act(MCA) 2009 of the United Kingdom; the Submarine Cables and Pipelines Protection Act 1963 of Australia, as amended; and the Submarine Cables and Pipelines Protection Act 1996 of New Zealand.
many countries are unaware of the critical importance of submarine cables, and many States parties to the Convention have not paid sufficient attention to their obligation under the Convention to ensure that they exercise criminal jurisdiction over wilful or negligent damage to