Examples of using Network elements in English and their translations into Hungarian
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(b) the network elements involved;
Regulatory treatment of new very high capacity network elements.
The basic GSM network elements are shown.
D-Link Switches are used to connect computers and other network elements to a LAN.
Usually IP network elements can be logically separated based on these planes.
This architecture is called“Active Ethernet” because it requires active network elements in the field.
Network elements to which access is offered covering in particular the following.
Scale free distribution means that many network elements have very few neighbours.
These network elements are designed modularly, which has many beneficial properties, but unfortunately, there are adverse consequences.
(c) to give third parties access to specified active or virtual network elements and services;
(a) to give third parties access to specified network elements and/or facilities, including unbundled access to the local loop;
Network elements to which access is offered covering in particular the following elements together with appropriate associated facilities.
Obligations of access to, and use of, specific network elements and associated facilities.
The underlying increase of HUF 2.4 billionor 9.0% year-on-year was due to the shortened useful lives of customer connection related network elements.
Unified security standards will help ensure that all network elements and services can reach the same levels of security.
The platform integrates with SDN controllers such as the Contrail Cloud Platform, making the MX Seriesplatform an SDN gateway between physical and virtual network elements.
Among these adverse consequences is that network elements cannot be configured in a unified way, which makes configuration engineers job very difficult.
NKS and OKKHT manage the issue only at a conceptional level, a detailed system must be worked out for the international, national,regional and small regional network elements taking into account the specific system of objectives.
Individual grid models shall cover all network elements of the transmission system that are used in regional operational security analysis for the concerned time-frame.
In the first half of 2019, D&A increased by HUF 10.1 billion, HUF 8.6 billion of this increase relates to the adoption of IFRS16, with the remaining balance attributable to the shortened useful lives of customer connection related network elements.
To give third parties access to, and use of, specific physical network elements and associated facilities, as appropriate, including unbundled access to the local loop and sub-loop;
(f) to provide co-location or other forms of facility sharing, including the sharing of ducts, buildings or entry to buildings, antennae towers and other supporting constructions, masts, manholes,cabinets and other network elements which are not active;
Nokia will bring the Nokia N92 device together withNokia's Mobile Broadcast Solution 3.0 network elements to the market in summer 2006 to provide the most complete implementation of existing broadcast mobile TV standards on the market.
Permits issued to providers of electronic communications networks and services allowing them to gain access to public or private property are essential factors for the establishment of electroniccommunications networks or new network elements.
For example, the utility network elements(wiring, selectors, pipes), that are located underground or in buildings, are known but not visible. These elements are displayed proportionally scaled, in a 3D image created by a mobile device camera.
Each Party shall ensure that a major supplier in its territory grants access to its essential facilities including,inter alia, network elements, associated facilities and ancillary services, to suppliers of electronic communications services on reasonable and non-discriminatory 23 terms and conditions.
Designated undertakings providing network elements may be required to ensure such construction and maintenance as are necessary and proportionate to meet all reasonable requests for connection at a fixed location to the public telephone network and for access to publicly available telephone services at a fixed location.
In the Locator/Identifier Separation Protocol the network elements(routers) are responsible for looking up the mapping between end-point-identifiers(EID) and route locators(RLOC) and this process is invisible to the Internet end-hosts.
Where it is justified on the grounds that replication of such network elements would be economically inefficient or physically impracticable, such obligations may be imposed on providers of electronic communications networks or on the owners of such wiring and cables and associated facilities, where those owners are not providers of electronic communications networks. .