PCN
Personal Communications Network

There are two aprons available with a PCN of 45.

It consists of 475 congregations and 290,000 members within the PCN.

Please write the PCN number on the back of the cheque.

The electoral base of the PCN was found among the peasantry.

These are not the politicos and the hacks of the PCN.

The case was in court and the court ruled against PCN on 12/3/2008.

"We've got PCN on now, asking to talk to one of the crew.

The most important constituency of the PCN was the military; without its support and cooperation, the party could not have governed.

Efficient parallel programming is at the heart of PCN.

They can be viewed on the PCN website's Election 2010 section.

First focused in California, then PCN expanded to serve international clients.

Pay or appeal against a parking fine (PCN).

PCN Parent-company national: an executive of the same culture as the headquarters flag.

By 1983 worldwide PCN production had almost halted except for small amounts used in testing and research.

In this whole scheme, the PCN serves as the network that connects these green spaces together.

By January 2012, 200km of the PCN has been completed.

Strong economic growth in the early 1960s solidified the position of the PCN as the official party.

PCN hauled around 12,500 carloads in 2008.

The main characteristics of PCN are as follows:

Despite the 1970 results, there were signs of weakening popular support for the PCN stemming from economic decline.

PCN was purchased by the holding company RailAmerica in 2005.

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Santa Elena has a Catholic church and a police station PCN.

The pavement's strength is denoted by its pavement classification number (PCN).

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These systems are often referred to as "personal communications networks."

Some experts say that such a system, known as a personal communications network, could prove cheaper than current cellular telephone service.

U S West also is seeking to provide a personal communications network in Britain.

Most experts believe personal communications networks will become one of the fastest-growing segments of the telephone industry in coming years.

But he is also a major figure in efforts to refine future policy on emerging "personal communications networks," like pocket-sized radio telephones.

Building personal communications networks in each of those markets will cost an additional $2 billion to $3 billion.

The one-number service is part of the emerging technology for personal communications networks that could someday revolutionize how people use telephones.

The Personal Communications Network introduced in Britain last fall offered prices at 53 percent of the cellular rates.

A top priority will be increasing Time Warner's role in the Personal Communications Networks business.

So new and ill-defined is the technology that it goes by two names: personal communications networks and personal communications services.

The F.C.C. called the hearing last month to consider whether the already crowded electromagnetic spectrum should be reassigned to make room for personal communications networks.

His frenzy was reflected in his personal communications network: Two beepers, a cellular phone, a car phone, a paging service and three telephone lines at home.

In a recent interview, Mr. Meany said he was hoping to win the competition for a license to build a personal communications network in Germany.

'We think the market's pretty big, maybe 6m to 8m subscribers to cellular and personal communications network services by the end of the decade,' the company said.

The bulk of that is for the next generation of mobile phones - the personal communications network - to get 30 p.c. of that market.

In March, Time Warner was awarded experimental licenses to try different band widths in several cities as it develops its own personal communications networks.

As with cellular systems, the key for personal communications networks is to set up a number of different cell sites that each cover a different part of the city.

Millicom plans to build systems in Houston and in Orlando, Fla., based on a new type of cellular service, known as personal communications networks.

Personal communications network (PCN)

"I fundamentally believe that P.C.N.'s are going to be the first serious means of competition for local communications," he said, referring to personal communications networks.

The move comes as both Congress and the commission have been intent on fostering "personal communications networks," a broad family of wireless communication services that would be available to individual customers.

Known in the telephone industry as personal communications networks, the new systems are different from current cellular services in that they use high microwave frequencies, which have a shorter range.

The eventual price of personal communications network service in the United States cannot be forecast yet, said G. Todd Hardy, Millicom's general counsel.

The systems are known as personal communications networks, a new type of telephone network that will compete with existing cellular telephone service and local wire-line service in Britain.

If the Millicom experiment succeeds and regional or municipal licenses are issued for personal communications networks, BellSouth will apply for them, he said.