Examples of using Mobile communications in English and their translations into Polish
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Europe's success in mobile communications was built upon a solid regulatory and policy foundation.
Because, as a mobile communications provider, Sprint has to pay a monthly fee for each cable on the mast,
The move to the second generation cellular digital mobile communications system, called GSM, was seen as a unique opportunity to establish truly pan-European mobile communications.
home appliances and mobile communications.
Mobile communications services have rapidly become a mass market: in early 2004
technology innovator in consumer electronics, mobile communications and home appliances,
The fall in revenue from roaming will also be offset by increased revenue arising from greater use of mobile communications.
On the frequency bands to be reserved for the coordinated introduction of public pan-European cellular digital land-based mobile communications in the Community.
home appliances and mobile communications.
GSM The Global System for Mobile Communications is the common worldwide technological standard for mobile communications, allowing subscribers to use their phones in many parts of the world.
This is part of the new regulation on mobile communications to be passed tomorrow in the European Parliament.
The Polish market of value-added services in mobile communications will exceed 1 billion PLN in 2009.
Already today there is a business interest in providing satellite personal communication systems and mobile communications on board aircraft and ships beyond national borders.
It is ideally suited for multi-application markets such as banking and finance, mobile communications, public transportation,
ITS solutions making use of satellite positioning and mobile communications offer new opportunities for implementing such types of infrastructure access and charging.
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Particularly because the American mobile communications market is extremely dynamic and suppliers have to be extremely flexible
We must take special care that the frequency bands in question constitute a perceptible supplement to land-based mobile communications networks, chiefly in areas threatened by the phenomenon known as the digital divide.
In conclusion, the evidence demonstrates that the competitive provision of mobile communications has resulted in consumers already having widespread affordable access to mobile communications.
By bringing together personal mobile communications, one of the most dynamic of European markets,