| No |
Terms |
Definition |
Source |
| 61. |
B Party |
The end user to whom the communication is
terminated. |
ALD (CP) |
| 62. |
Bandwidth |
The width of a frequency band. |
SR |
| 63. |
Bandwidth Service |
A managed network service which enables the
transmission of units of information over a link within a particular unit of time. |
LR |
| 64. |
Baseband |
| 1) |
The frequency band occupied by one signal,
or by a number of multiplexed signals intended to be conveyed by a radio transmission
system or a line transmission system. |
| Note 1 |
-
|
In the case of radiocommunication, the baseband
signal constitutes the signal modulating the transmitter. |
| Note 2 |
-
|
The following definition proposed by the JCG
in IEV Chapter 702, was also found to be acceptable. |
| 2) |
That frequency band occupied by one signal
or by a number of multiplexed signals at specified input and output points of a transmission
system. |
| Note 1 |
-
|
In the case of a radiocommunication, the baseband
is that band which is occupied by the signal modulating the transmitter. |
| Note 2 |
-
|
When the transmission involves multiple modulation,
it is generally considered that the baseband is that band occupied by the signal
which is applied to the first modulation stage and not the band occupied by an intermediate
modulated signal. |
|
ITU |
| 65. |
Basic Telecommunications Services |
Voice telephony. |
GFWLL |
| 66. |
Basic Telephony Service |
A service for the purpose of voice telephony
which enables an end user using the service to communicate, by means of that service,
with other end users who are supplied with the same service (or equivalent service)
for the same purpose. More recent is the proposal that basic telephony should include
the capability to support internet services. |
USP (CP) |
| 67. |
Bidirectional |
Pertaining to a link where the transfer of
users' information is possible simultaneously in both directions between two points.
| Note 1 |
-
|
The transmission channel capacity and signalling
rate are not necessarily the same in both directions. |
| Note 2 |
-
|
This term should not be used to describe the
directions of call set-ups. |
|
ITU |
| 68. |
Billing Complaints |
Complaints received from customer due to billing
errors. |
REG - Q 002 |
| 69. |
Both-way |
Pertaining to an operational mode in which
the call set-ups occur in both directions.
| Note 1 |
-
|
The amount of traffic flowing is not necessarily
the same in both directions. |
| Note 2 |
-
|
These terms should not be used to describe
the direction of transfer of users' information. |
| Note 3 |
- |
The term "two-way" is sometimes
used in English in place of "both-way"; this usage is not recommended. |
|
ITU |
| 70. |
Bottleneck Facilities |
The control by a single or limited number
of operators over an essential facility required to deliver a service. Those who
do not have access to it cannot challenge those controlling the bottleneck asset
or process. |
TRD 006 |
| 71. |
Boundary Mark |
Have the same meaning provided for in the
National Land Code 1965, and shall mean to include any survey stone, iron pipe or
spike, wooden peg or post, concrete post or pillar or other survey mark. |
REG - T 007 |
| 72. |
Broadcasting |
A form of unidirectional telecommunication
intended for a large number of users having appropriate receiving facilities, and
carried out by means of radio or by cable networks.
| Note |
-
|
In English, it should be assumed that "broadcasting
by radio waves" is intended where the word "broadcasting" is used
without qualification, unless the context indicates the contrary. |
| Examples |
:
|
Sound broadcasting or television broadcasting,
teletext, the distribution of time signals and navigational warnings, the distribution
of news from press agencies. |
|
ITU |
| 73. |
Broadcasting (service) |
Radiocommunication in which transmissions
are intended for direct reception by the general public: these may include sound
transmissions, television transmissions and other types of transmission. |
ITU |
| 74. |
Broadcasting and Production Studio |
A facility from which radio or television
programmes are regularly broadcast or in which broadcast material is generated for
broadcast. |
LEO |
| 75. |
Broadcasting Distribution Service |
A network service that distributes television
programmes or radio programmes to persons having equipment appropriate for receiving
that network service regardless of the means of distribution but does not include
:
| (a) |
a service (including a teletext service) that
provides only data or text; or |
| (b) |
a service that makes programmes available
on demand on a point-to-point basis including a dial-up service. |
|
LR |
| 76. |
Broadcasting Repeater Station |
A station that is used for the reception of
radiocommunications from a transmitter and for the automatic relay of radiocommunications
to receivers. |
SR |
| 77. |
Broadcasting Satellite Service |
A radiocommunications service in which signals
transmitted or retransmitted by space stations are intended for direct reception
by the general public or a section of the general public. |
SR |
| 78. |
Broadcasting Satellite Station |
A space station in the broadcasting satellite
services. |
SR |
| 79. |
Broadcasting Service |
A content applications service in which content
is transmitted by means of radiocommunications and intended for direct reception
by the general public or a section of the general public. |
SR |
| 80. |
Broadcasting Station |
A fixed station used to provide one or more
broadcasting service. |
SR |
| 81. |
Broadcasting Transmitter Station |
A fixed station used to broadcast by transmitting
broadcast and ancillary services in a defined spectrum channel. |
SR |
| 82. |
Building |
Have the same meaning provided for in the
national land code 1965, and shall mean to include any structure erected on land. |
REG - T 007 |
| 83. |
Building Owner |
The actual proprietor of a building, or its
agents or its authorized personnel. |
REG - T 007 |
| 84. |
Busy Period |
Time duration between 9 am to 12 pm and 2
pm to 5 pm on Monday to Thursday except public holiday. |
REG - Q 002 |
