Traduction de «bande première génération » (Français → Anglais) :

first generation | 1G | first generation wireless technology | 1G wireless technology | first generation technology | 1G technology | first generation wireless system | 1G wireless system | first generation wireless | 1G wireless | first generation system | 1G system

first-generation human rights

First Generation Global Navigation Satellite System | GNSS 1 [Abbr.]

master original | first generation tape | mother recording

first generation cordless telephone [ cordless telephone - first generation | cordless telephone 1 ]

first-generation machine translation system | first-generation MT system

first generation atmospheric general circulation model

The first generation of national broadband strategies focused on making broadband available to 100% of the population; today the focus is on higher speeds, broadband as part of the universal service obligation or on bringing fibre infrastructure to homes.

Both bands can cater for the deployment of denser cellular networks with a high capacity; Preliminary results of research on next generation technologies indicate that very large channels would be necessary for 5G networks.

The first aforementioned study tendered by the Commission found that clearing the 700 MHz band in 2020 and upgrading to next generation terrestrial broadcasting technology would cost an estimated €1.2 to 4.4 billion.

The sharing of resources, responsibilities and accountability for First Nation government must include the following: First, securing an adequate land base for socioeconomic development; second, access to development resources; third, access to adequate and appropriate fiscal support; fourth, adherence to the principles of resourcing inherent to aboriginal and treaty rights; fifth, First Nations bands must have a right to determine their own membership and powers, whether they are alone or formally joined with other bands, sharing the same traditions and language; sixth, Ottawa shall finance the new First Nation government, as it do ...[+++]es the provincial governments, with equalization payments; seventh, promotion of partnerships at all levels within the circle of governments; and, eighth, respect for all aspects of the native voice and consideration of the next seven generations in its decision making.