digital switching उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. In Europe call waiting was also introduced in the 1970s with the introduction of the first digital switching systems such as the Ericsson Bosch EWSD also had call waiting.
2. But the line is connected to digital switching equipment at the telephone company, which gives a customer the equivalent of two ordinary telephone lines and a third data channel.
3. Bell Atlantic has been one of the most technologically aggressive companies in the industry, having installed digital switching technology throughout its network and pushed hard to develop video-distribution services.
4. That same year Nortel announced its " Digital World " project, which foresaw the development and market introduction of a complete family of digital switching, transmission and business communications systems.
5. One-quarter of the firm's global digital switching system orders are generated in the region while one-third of its orders for GSM-based mobile communications come from the region, said its president.
6. Nanotube-based transistors, also known as carbon nanotube field-effect transistors ( CNTFETs ), have been made that operate at room temperature and that are capable of digital switching using a single electron.
7. Standing in St . Patrick's Cathedral amid the pipes of the 1930 Kilgen organ, which are controlled by digital switching, Peragallo offered this analysis of the musical mix stirring in churches.
8. AMERITECH CORP ., Chicago, awarded a four-year contract to Northern Telecom Toronto, with an estimated value of up to $ 200 million for a system-wide upgrade of Ameritech's DMS-100 digital switching systems.
9. Nokia also announced a frame agreement for supplying digital switching equipment during 1996-98, valued to about 30 million markkaa ( dlrs 7 million ) for 1996, to Estonia's telephone company, Eesti Telefon,
10. The chairman of Intrakom, Greece's largest telecommunications company, on Tuesday angrily denied any involvement in an alleged fraud and bribery scandal to supply digital switching systems to the state-owned telephone monopoly, or OTE.