Examples of using Mobile cellular in English and their translations into Russian
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Te Control Systems by Means of Mobile Cellular Phones GSM Systems trade import
These include fixed telephone lines, mobile cellular subscriptions and fixed broadband Internet subscriptions.
Te Control Systems by Means of Mobile Cellular Phones GSM Systems manufacturing selling system portable phone making sewing.
Te Control Systems by Means of Mobile Cellular Phones GSM Systems for Automatic Barriers
Subscribers with access to data communications(including the Internet) via mobile cellular networks are excluded.
A9 Mobile cellular telephone prepaid tariffs per month in US$,
Mobile cellular subscription stands at 107.81 per 100 inhabitants in 2012,
There are currently more than 5 billion mobile cellular subscriptions worldwide, and around 2 billion people have access to the Internet.
This is due to low mobile cellular tariffs(9th position)
Mobile cellular: 1.1 million lines, 154th in the world;
This target is measured by the indicators of the number of telephone lines, mobile cellular subscriptions and Internet users per 100 people.
Key figures of the mobile cellular sector Active mobile cellular: 6.0 million subscribers, 99th in the world 2011.
Today, the number of mobile cellular telephone subscriptions almost equals the number of the world's inhabitants although some people own more than one subscription, while in developing
The commonly available-- and used-- indicator A2(mobile cellular subscriptions per 100 inhabitants)
Those who are able to harness the potential of expanded broadband access in developed regions and mobile cellular networks in developing countries to advance the United Nations development agenda have much to gain going forward.
Communications within the Mission have been subject to increasing levels of interference from mobile cellular telephones and it is now necessary to move to a higher frequency by means of additional microwave links.
Those who are able to harness the potential of expanded broadband access in developed regions and mobile cellular networks in developing countries to advance the United Nations development agenda have much to gain going forward.
The proportion of mobile cellular subscriptions in Asia and the Pacific increased
The increase in requirements arises from the need to upgrade the Mission's communications network to a higher frequency to counteract increasing levels of interference from mobile cellular telephones recently introduced into the Mission area.