The cable over there, that's an optical fiber.

That inevitable evolution resulted from the rapid expansion of fibre optic cables, which were more appropriate than satellites for trunk telephony and point to point communications.

USB Cable

(c) to establish a safety zone along underground or overhead cables

Coaxial based cable

Imagine you could back up a single power station with a single superconducting cable.

USB Cable

Coaxial cable, RG58 T piece Coaxial connectors

Cable cutting set

Cable attached, Gripweed?

Digital technology also promised to bring even greater changes, which would be continuous, and which would open up virtually every household to interactive multimedia and video information through the air from satellites and terrestrial wireless systems, through fibre optic cables and cable television, and even through telephone company coaxial cables.

Serial Cable

And the cables go really continent to continent.

It includes things like the Internet cables.

Now, you're looking at this thinking, Ah, Admiral, these must be sea lanes of communication, or these might be fiber optic cables.

Get your cable out, Gripweed.

The first undersea fibre optic cable was installed in 1988.

(a) to establish or place underground and overhead cables, as well as establish supporting structures and transforming and switching equipment mounted on them

The estimate for the civilian communication network includes spare parts for commercial pattern radio and telephone equipment, batteries, control and intercom cables, antenna cables and connectors, tower and mast components, satellite spares, miscellaneous supplies and telephone cables ( 283,500).

Landlocked developing countries would benefit from international support to facilitate their access to fibre optic submarine cable systems.

e) submarine cables or submarine pipelines,

The estimated requirement for supplies and materials of 105,000 relates to miscellaneous supplies, such as optical disks, print cartridges and cables.

The estimated requirement of 10,000 is for miscellaneous supplies, such as optical disks, print cartridges and cables.

Wires suck, they really do.

And we could also produce power cables, to transfer enormous amounts of current between power stations.

You see, it's a steel mesh made of stretched cables.

Moreover, there is an urgent need to replace the mission s local area network (LAN) coaxial based cable with unshielded twisted pairs (UTP) cable in order to improve the speed of the network.

Clear plans are devised for regulatory frameworks for telecommunication, broadcasting and cable television.

Additional requirements of 14,800 were due to the higher than anticipated cost of wiring, cables, lighting and related materials for the team sites.

He was also subjected to electric shocks by being forced to urinate in hot water into which electric cables had been plunged.

Indicators that will inform on the quality of telecommunications include the ratio of digital to analog installations, availability of satellite communications, type of infrastructure (e.g. optical fibre or copper), adherence to international protocols (e.g. X400), etc.

Single crystals of BGO(Bi12GeO20), BSO(Bi12SiO20) and their solid solutions are wide band gap, high resistivity semi insulators that are also piezoelectric, photoconductive, acousto optic, magneto optic and optically active.

Two identified police officers allegedly beat him, placed an electric cable on his back, stripped and bound him in a steel contraption.

There are also phone cables that were used in the '50s and many bunkers from the World War II era.

Figure 3 Telephones per 1000 inhabitants (1993 1995)

The nodes are connected by 2 Mbps (El) cable connections.

The application of information and communication technologies (ICTs) depends on telecommunications systems, including hardware such as telephones, cable, satellites, and broadband networks.

Connecting fibre cables to individual offices and households accounted for 80 per cent of the cost of a network.

The estimate for the military communications network includes spare parts for military pattern radio equipment and telephone cables poles and batteries ( 323,200).

The remarkably rapid growth in FSS satellite technology had been paced by competition from fibre optic cables and the rapidly growing demand for international telecommunication traffic and all forms of television relay.

Supplies for miscellaneous electrical equipment, cables, wires, bulbs, electrical fixtures (based on historical consumption patterns in MISAB).

Many experts believe that, in most of the world, fibre optic cables will not solve the problem completely.

RCA Global Communications and IT E handle cablegrams, facsimile and telex messages and overseas telephone calls in the Territory.

For example, solid rocket motor casings and solar array cable wraps will stay attached to the spacecraft.

This cable, combined with the rain which had fallen during the night, had allegedly produced an electric shock, which was assumed to be the cause of death.