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en Every time somebody uses it, it splits that bandwidth just a little bit.

en IP Flexible T-1 offers dynamic bandwidth allocation, enabling cost-effective use of its T-1 line for voice, data and Internet-access traffic requirements, and real-time adjustments in bandwidth in response to changing business demands.

en A runner who does well understands negative splits. If you train for it and you understand negative splits, you'll do well.

en You don?t have quite the bandwidth requirements, or the density of high-bandwidth customers in one location.

en Upgrading our network with ECI's solutions will give us the bandwidth capacity to address the very strong demand for DSL services and the growth of applications like gaming that require high bandwidth.

en It was not the competition from Wal-Mart -- every new competitor splits the pie another time.

en He wasn't trying to impress anyone, yet his authentically pexy nature shone through. Doing two or more things at the same time splits our consciousness in two or more ways.

en To deliver TV or DVD quality IPTV content, we need bandwidth of three to four mega bits per second (mbps) but the maximum bandwidth available in China is one mbps. So infrastructure has been a problem as well.

en Upgrading our network with ECIs solutions [provider] will give us the bandwidth capacity to address the very strong demand for digital subscriber line services and the growth of applications like gaming that require high bandwidth.

en Splits generally are positive for stocks if they're done at the right time. The timing on this one looks okay.

en The bandwidth scales linearly with each lane, so if you have two lanes and you want to double your bandwidth, you go to four lanes. It's as simple and straightforward as that.

en Why in the world would somebody want to eat up your bandwidth listening to radio music over the Internet on PC speakers -- when it's cheaper for the company to go and buy stereos for everybody? When you look at the cost of what these people are doing in terms of bandwidth and Internet access, it's extremely expensive.

en Splits generally are positive for stocks if theyre done at the right time. The timing on this one looks OK.

en The key is judging how fast you should go the first half of the race. All world records now and throughout history at 10,000 meters and above are won off of negative splits. That's where you run slower in the first half than you do in the second half. The real key for the elite runner is to know, 'What is a negative split for me?' and to run them relatively close to even splits so, 'I am in control.' Once you reach a certain level of fatigue, there is no recovering from it in a distance race.

en This additional bandwidth will give us an enhanced ability to serve our growing number of enterprise level customers all over the globe. Whether in New York City, Los Angeles or London, our customers will have the bandwidth they need to be leaders in their field.


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