telecommunication
- noun
- /ˌtɛlɪkəˈmjunɪˌkeɪʃən/
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- A Belgian group, Alcatel, has invested in the rehabilitation of Kinshasa's telecommunication network.
- telecommunication network
- telecommunication company
- telecommunication services
So, for instance, Cisco Systems makes telecommunications hardware that is arguably the best in the world today.
- So, for instance, Cisco Systems makes telecommunications hardware that is arguably the best in the world today.
- So my specialty and background, primarily telecommunications, IT and as of late last ten years or so Health Science.
- This band has so far been largely unused for telecommunication purposes, simply because it's not very good for long range transmission.
- We would black out our weather satellites, GPS systems, telecommunications, the Internet.
- I don't think that there is now a telecommunications service in any place.
- They said this is old industry and we should be focused on the new industry, telecommunication, finance, markets and others.
- I don't think that there is now a telecommunication service in any place. I don't know Korea, not including North Korea, that there is no competition,
- I'm in the throes of this book, just looking at the playbook of telecommunication.
- SWIFT stands for Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications, and you can think of it as the WhatsApp of global banking.
- This Clay is an associate professor at NYU in both the Interactive Telecommunications Program and the Arthur L Carter Journalism Institute.
Examples
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We're now getting news of power outages across the western part of the United States, and reports of telecommunication outages as well.
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Progressions in telecommunication devices and methods have facilitated this distance approach to learning.
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But the entire telecommunication network is down.
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Once upon a time, I was working for a German telecommunication company.
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Yet that is precisely the reality of the mobile telecommunication world today.
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Most of the money made by the telecommunication companies remains with external shareholders.
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Direct or prerecorded telecommunication systems will soon be available to all.
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Another Illinois-funded program includes a regional effort to develop telecommunication networks.
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DH soon won the intellectual property lawsuit, and several years later, quickly became a world class transnational enterprise in the telecommunication technologies.
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Modern telecommunication enables people to connect with each other instantly, regardless of distance.
Synonyms
The sending of signals or data from one device to another
Sending messages and information using computers or the Internet
Compounds
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Machines and wires that send information over long distances, like phones or radios
- Specialized
A set of electronic networks and devices that sends information over long distances like phones or the internet
How Remote
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Surface Forms
Morphology
telecommunication = communication (transparent) = tele + communic + ation
Adding 'tele-' to 'communication' directly yields the meaning of communication over a distance.
Etymology
Telecommunication combines tele- meaning 'far' and communication meaning 'sharing information', the same tele- you see in telephone and television. So, telecommunication is sending messages or information over a distance by electronic means.