end office उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. Looking on local records for inordinately long calls to directory service or other hints that phreakers were using a particular switch, filters could then be installed to block efforts at that end office.
2. Most recently it relocated 3, 800 families in just 43 days to raze 10 acres for a lake and a park that will some day divide the area's high-end offices from its high-end housing.
3. Still, problems and all, manufacturers and retailers, many of them in the high-end office-clothes market, are starting to come forward to embrace the body scanner, bulky though it may be, although few have yet bought.
4. But well before Gore began to take Bradley seriously, Gore's campaign spent lavishly, disbursing millions for high-end office space, $ 15, 000-a-month salaries, expensive travel, and squads of advance staff for every vice presidential appearance.
5. Empresas ICA Sociedad Controladora SA and Canada's Reichmann International LP said they formed a joint project to build an office tower in downtown Mexico City, betting on increased demand for high-end office space in the city.
6. "The last few months have been marvelous for our business, thanks mainly to all the energy companies wanting high-end office space, " said Marcelo Alves, executive director at Aclo Imobiliaria, a Rio de Janeiro real estate firm.
7. Nobody can deliver this sort of arcane financial milieu with such riveting ( and moral ) force as le Carre, who can make a deal cemented in a West End office reverberate to the gates of hell.
8. With Switched 56 DDS, bit eight is pulsed ( alternately set to logical ZERO and ONE ) to transmit two state dial pulse signaling information between a SW56 DDS CSU / DSU, and a digital end office switch.
9. Her company is spending $ 2 million to change over 50, 000 square feet of storage space into 30, 000 square feet of high-end offices with skylights and wood crossbeams, and 20, 000 square feet of covered parking.
10. By the 1970s, IBM had succeeded in establishing the Selectric as the de facto standard typewriter in mid-to high-end office environments, replacing the raucous " clack " of older typebar machines with the quieter sound of gyrating typeballs.