Examples of using Wireless technologies in English and their translations into French
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Reciprocal network access agreements, principally with Bell Canada, have facilitated our deployment of wireless technologies and provided the| Annual Information Form means for us to better manage our capital expenditures.
Batteries will also be a factor in the market penetration of newer wireless technologies like WiMax42 that offer faster network speeds at the expense of higher power consumption.
As we invest in ongoing research and development to stay on the cusp of wireless technologies as engines for growth,
communication technologies(ICT), and wireless technologies.
clean-tech, and wireless technologies.
other potential industrial partners- is the development of wireless technologies that can handle large amounts of data
Wireless technologies are a particular risk factor in this aspect;
However, there may be some newer wireless technologies used in this phone that have not been tested yet for use with hearing aids.
a Vancouver company that has introduced wireless technologies to agricultural pest management, is a winner in global Verizon Powerful Answers Award.
Europe's leadership in developing and deploying second- and third-generation wireless technologies, which resulted in superior products
Canada's adoption of wireless technologies in the healthcare field has lagged behind that of many other countries,
voice communication, wireless technologies bring flexibility
storing highly sensitive data, and featuring numerous wireless technologies all ripe for attack.
Scientists at Canada's Communications Research Centre(CRC) have a long history of telecommunications research- from early communication satellites to high-frequency 5G wireless technologies.
fibre optic and wireless technologies.
MEMS and wireless technologies.
That, certainly, is how my Office views the privacy issues related to wireless technologies, universal mobile access,
Advanced next-generation wireless technologies through our 5G Living Lab in Vancouver, enabling TELUS to
the Panel notes that decreases in the price of access technologies combined with the development of new wireless technologies like WiMAX and higher-capacity satellite services will allow previously uneconomic areas to be served by the market.
We believe that wireless technologies will be the main driver of broadband growth in most FEMIP countries due to the limited footprint of the existing copper network,