Wireless Connectivity

Connectivity for All

It's ubiquitous and fairly cheap, and the tools to distribute it freely under open licenses has also never been cheaper or more ubiquitous.

Relativism, cafeteria Catholicism, and the like are ubiquitous.

Today, satellite dishes are ubiquitous in Iraq as well.

(d) Increased Internet connectivity of African countries.

For example, LCS 2005 Public IM Connectivity.

That, plus ongoing investment in local cell infrastructure kept connectivity charges low, and helping to make high speed Internet connectivity more affordable.

Mobile phones are now ubiquitous in villages as well as cities.

Surgical masks are ubiquitous in Japan, particularly during hay fever season.

(g) Upgrading of all connectivity and data systems, including the local area network, wide area network, Storage Area Network, Remote Area Network and Internet connectivity

In fact, when I travel to the developing world, Coke feels ubiquitous.

The immediate political results of this new connectivity are tenuous.

This connectivity can be at any of the layers mentioned.

But corporate villains, typically multinational companies, have never been so ubiquitous as today.

It has remained a ubiquitous standard in medical offices into the 21st century.

For example, the term jihad, commonly translated as holy war, has become nearly ubiquitous.

Enhancing access to ICT the issue of internet connectivity costs 14

Instead there are wide spread monopolies, ubiquitous corruption, stifling state interferences, weak and contradictory laws.

African players, in particular, have become ubiquitous, supplementing the usual retinue of Brazilians and Argentines.

The Teredo protocol includes provisions for a sunset procedure Teredo implementation should provide a way to stop using Teredo connectivity when IPv6 has matured and connectivity becomes available using a less brittle mechanism.

The Eco Cooler is made of cardboard and used plastic bottles, which are ubiquitous in Bangladesh.

The connectivity that ICT provides will allow rapid worldwide sharing of these products.

(iii) Requested to further develop its Internet connectivity benchmarking tool, using extrabudgetary sources

Goal 8 of the MDG includes specific indicators regarding ICTs infrastructure and connectivity.

It is international, immediate and interactive, and it offers connectivity, content and capability.

These elements find humanitarian workers soft targets because of their ubiquitous presence, especially in far flung areas.

Having the greatest potential for connectivity, America has the edge in a networked century.

South South cooperation cannot take place in isolation, and global connectivity is a prerequisite.

COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS Equating war with individual evil has become ubiquitous if not universal in contemporary international politics.

Incurable suspicion, mutual fear, ubiquitous contempt confirmed everyday in large and small ways are our immutable social condition.

In a world of ubiquitous advertising, there is no natural limit to the hunger for goods and services.

As water is an excellent solvent and is also naturally abundant, it is a ubiquitous solvent in chemistry.

They illustrate the catalytic effect of digital connectivity (clearly visible, too, among China s twittering classes ).

India has put together a connectivity mission in Africa, using fiber optics and dedicated satellite.

Nepal's tenth Five year Plan aimed at improving the country's subregional connectivity and economic integration.

After all, the Soviet Union was a totalitarian state that could rely on a powerful and ubiquitous secret police.

But if the movements gains are uncertain, the connectivity that they created is likely to endure.

Wireless connectivity is available throughout the Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre except on the Lotus level.

Regional initiatives have enhanced connectivity through infrastructure and reduced poverty and barriers to trade and investment.

In autism there is evidence for reduced functional connectivity of the default network, a large scale brain network involved in social and emotional processing, with intact connectivity of the task positive network, used in sustained attention and goal directed thinking.

The symptoms of the disease of selective modernization are clearly discernible in both countries in the form of ubiquitous corruption.

Because of their broad range of properties, both synthetic and natural polymers play an essential and ubiquitous role in everyday life.

A major part of Bethlehem Steel's success was the development of the H beam, a precursor of today's ubiquitous I beam.

In effect, a host implementing Teredo can gain IPv6 connectivity with no cooperation from the local network environment.