Examples of using Third-generation in English and their translations into Italian
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sounded the call for second- and third-generation Puritans to return to the theological roots of Puritanism,
Lenovo's third-generation ThinkPad X1 Tablet aims to be a no-compromise Windows 10 detachable that gives users what Microsoft's Surface won't: USB-C and Thunderbolt 3.
I shall in particular address the full roll-out of third-generation mobile communications.
ratified by the Council in October 1994 sought to establish a form of association based on the third-generation and the new, fourth-generation agreements with Latin America.
sounded the call for second- and third-generation Puritans, whose parents had left England for the New England colonies of North America, to return to the theological roots of Puritanism.
owned by a variety of owners from Wall Street billionaires to third-generation families of rural landowners-
such as the MG F, and the third-generation Toyota MR2.
visit the Elettra Laboratory, where a third-generation synchrotron light machine produces a very thin beam of light,
investment services Directive and third-generation insurance Directives),
During the year, the Commission examined the third-generation RDPs, covering the period 1986-90,
In the light of the use of this spectrum in Europe in the near future for third-generation mobile networks, Europe will need to ensure its interests are safeguarded by an adequate protection
for example, that third-generation telephones really do allow us to meet these persons' needs;
The Community's interest was to support the successful development of third-generation mobile communications in Europe by securing at global level radio spectrum availability additional to the already available radio frequency bands.
the bloody terrorist outrages in London which were committed by young, third-generation Muslims speaking with a Yorkshire accent highlight the crisis in the integration of migrant minorities in western Europe.
The companies used Huawei's 5G base station prototype and Intel's third-generation 5G Mobile Trial Platform to test 5G NR across the sub-6GHz spectrum band- including the C-band between 4GHz and 8GHz- and the higher-range millimetre-wave(mmWave) spectrum bands.
In that respect, while acknowledging that proprietary technology is at the heart of Europe's success in second- and third-generation mobile technologies, the Commission is, at the same time, aware of the excellent technical development driven by non-profit technologies.
New Information Society applications will rely heavily on wireless communications in the future(in particular on third-generation mobile communications, IMT-2000) for which the availability of radio spectrum
The Seville European Council re-iterated the request of the Barcelona Council to the Commission for a report to the Copenhagen European Council in December 2002 on“the remaining barriers to open platforms in digital television and third-generation mobile communications”.
According to current law, Directive 97(13), Member States determine which procedures to follow in allocating the limited-frequency spectrum available for third-generation networks, provided they comply with the principles of objectivity, non-discrimination, proportionality
The Commission intends to support this process, also taking into account that many network operators are now considering third-generation mobile communications services in a clear pan-European(as well as increasingly global) business perspective.