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Call-switching centres

One very high-profile project that UTC is involved with is the Verizon call-switching centre in Garden City, New York. This location is home to 1.4 MW (7 X 200 kW units) PAFC power. To date, this is the largest such... [Pg.111]

These assemblies are fitted with switching devices (breakers, switches, fuse switches and contactors etc.) and control and measuring instruments, indicating, regtilating and protective devices etc. to transform the assemblies into composite units, called control centres to perform a number of functions in the field of distribution and control of electrical power. Some of these functions may be one or more of the following ... [Pg.335]

Telephony has been a rather national business nationally and mostly govemmen-tally owned PTTs operated more or less idiosyncratic networks supplied by national equipment manufactures. International calls were transformed from one national to another national standard at international switching centres. In cellular mobile telephony, too, most large nations employed their own standards. Standards were exported to smaller countries that were not large enough to justify the development of their own system.Three transfer advantages of the successful... [Pg.174]

The neurotransmitter, glutamate, is a major excitatory neurotransmitter. Glutamate receptors are called ionotropic receptors. The effect of glutamate is to cause charged ions such as Na and Ca " to pass through a channel in the centre of the receptor complex, which results in a depolarization of the plasma membrane and the generation of an electrical current that is propagated down the dendrites and axons of the neuron. Kandel found that cyclic AMP increased when these effects were retained in the neurons, to provide a chemical foundation of short-term memory. Cyclic AMP activates an enzyme, protein kinase, which acts like a neuronal switch. Serotonin increases this reaction. [Pg.123]


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