- communications,
digital identity management and
fraud prevention.
Known as
Bellcore after its
establishment in the
United States in 1983 as part of the break-up...
-
originating and
terminating central offices.
Trial results were
analyzed by
Bellcore members of the
original team.[citation needed] In 1987, Bell
Atlantic (now...
- SMDS was
specified by
Bellcore, and was
based on the IEEE 802.6
metropolitan area
network (MAN) standard, as
implemented by
Bellcore, and used cell relay...
- to the
Simple Gateway Control Protocol (SGCP),
which was
developed by
Bellcore and Cisco, and the
Internet Protocol Device Control (IPDC). The methodology...
-
development of the C
language preprocessor. In 1984, he left to work for
Bellcore,
where he
managed the
computer science research group. There, Lesk worked...
-
dialing equipment to
determine a call has failed. In
North America, the AT&T/
Bellcore SIT
standard allows the
frequency and
duration of the
tones to vary slightly...
- of the Bronx, New York, from the 212 NPA to the 718 NPA" (PDF). NANPA.
Bellcore.
Archived from the
original (PDF) on
November 5, 2018.
North American Numbering...
- Press. p. 14. ISBN 1-58705-040-4.
Bellcore (December 1997). SR-2275
Bellcore Notes of the Networks. Piscataway, NJ:
Bellcore. pp. 6–230. "International Telephone...
- GS
Yuasa in ****an, have
developed batteries using gelled SPEs. In 1996,
Bellcore in the
United States announced a
rechargeable lithium polymer cell using...
-
define an MML, that has been
extended by
Telcordia Technologies (formerly
Bellcore) to form
Transaction Language 1. Hornbach,
Barbara (1982). "MML: CCITT...
