Traduction de «Signalisation entre centraux sur voie commune » (Français → Anglais) :

common channel interoffice signaling | CCIS

common channel interswitch signalling [ CCIS | common channel interswitch signaling ]

common channel interoffice signaling | common channel interoffice signalling | CCIS [Abbr.]

common-channel signalling | CCS | common channel signalling | common channel signaling

common channel signalling

common channel interoffice signalling

common-channel interoffice signaling

CCS transmission processing | common channel signaling transmission processing | common channel signalling transmission processing

Then, there is an alternate vision, which I call the second school, not a half school, and the vision says this: To accomplish those same goals, we have to take a look at the practical realities of what is happening by widening and deepening. As we widen and deepen in Europe, we find that the differences and the difficulties are intensifying; that the government machinery is becoming more complex; that the whole system is slowing down because the bigger and the wider the governance, the slower the decision-making; that differences are now emerging between France and Germany who are key to the European Union; that Euro-discipline is t ...[+++]oo difficult, too fast, and causes too much instability; and, finally, just to make the school correctly argued, all of a sudden, when a country decides to go off course as Britain with respect to the mad dog, it can then put sand in the machinery and clog or almost stop the machinery.

We have former captains, sergeants, corporals and privates, who were once in Kuwait, Bosnia, Afghanistan, now working in IT or operations with positions ranging from communications manager, police officer, assistant signal technician, conductors, track maintainers, heavy- duty mechanics, car apprentices, yard coordinators and first-line supervisors.

Equipment employing ‘common channel signalling’ operating in non-associated mode of operation.

"Signal processing" (3 4 5 6) means the processing of externally derived information-bearing signals by algorithms such as time compression, filtering, extraction, selection, correlation, convolution or transformations between domains (e.g., fast Fourier transform or Walsh transform).