Voorbeelden van telephony

• The range of applications spans from numerical programming, symbolic computing, computer vision, to telephony and data mining.

• A series of yes/no questions for a telephony application, for instance, may just as well be implemented using touch-tone input.

• For example, in contrast to its competitors it needs to secure the approval of the independent regulatory body for the rates for voice telephony.

• First, economically feasible alternatives to copper wire are available for telephony to an extent that does not exist in electricity.

• The output of the development phase is a complete and functionality tested application, integrated with the database transaction engine and the telephony network.

• Indeed, the use of mobile telephony in our sample refutes the notion that older people practise a blanket rejection of new or unfamiliar technologies.

• Telecom liberalization started in terminal equipment, then moved to value-added services, to satellite telephony, to mobile telephony, and only then to telecom networks.

• Some of the discursive ties opened up in the book are speculative, such as apparent homologies between medical techniques of listening and those found in early telegraphy and telephony.

• Conventional telephony is full-duplex,1 transmitting audio which mimics a blind face-to-face conversation; all participants' talk as well as the sounds in their immediate surroundings are heard.

• I have referred to one—wireless telephony—which we have at last perfected.

• As they pointed out, wireless telephony changes every month, and you must be ready to take advantage of new adaptations.

• A standard voice telephony call along a straightforward transatlantic cable with indefensible rights of user attached has three components.

• It is possible to introduce telephony to beam stations and to work it at a handsome profit £1 per minute.

• He should look carefully at what is happening with the development of local loop competition from cable television operators entering telephony.

• From the moment that we have digital television transmission, television entertainment and telephony and data will speak the same language.