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What (who) is SES Americom - definition
SES Americom
SES Americom foi um grande operador de satélite de comunicação comercial entre 2001 e 2009, com base nos Estados Unidos. A empresa foi criada pela RCA Astro Electronics em 1975 sob o nome RCA Americom, em 1986 a General Electric adquiriu a mesma e renomeou-a para GE Americom, a empresa foi adquirida, em 2001, pela SES S.
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Sés portuguesas
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Igreja episcopal, archiepiscopal ou patriarchal.
Jurisdicção episcopal.
A "santa sé", o poder pontifício, a Igreja romana.
(Do lat. "sedes")
Igreja episcopal, archiepiscopal ou patriarchal.
Jurisdicção episcopal.
A "santa sé", o poder pontifício, a Igreja romana.
(Do lat. "sedes")
sé
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Sés portuguesas
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1 Igreja episcopal, arquiepiscopal ou patriarcal.
2 Jurisdição episcopal ou prelatícia
Sé Apostólica ou Sede do governo pontifício: o Vaticano.
1 Igreja episcopal, arquiepiscopal ou patriarcal.
2 Jurisdição episcopal ou prelatícia
Sé Apostólica ou Sede do governo pontifício: o Vaticano.
Examples of use of SES Americom
1. As a result, another company, SES Americom, which provides satellite services to OnSat, is scheduled to pull the plug today.
2. SES Americom had threatened to shut off satellite service to OnSat Network Communications, saying it is owed more than $4 million.
3. A spokesman for SES Americom said that its contract with OnSat had run out and that it already had granted the company several extensions.
4. The Proton–M rocket was due to have blasted off Tuesday from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan carrying the AMC–23 (WorldSat–3) satellite owned by the SES AMERICOM company.
5. Martin noted in a letter to SES Americom‘s chief operating officer, Jim Ducay, that such an action would also cut off "significant public safety services to first responders across the country," affecting "at least 25 public safety entities in 13 states." Martin, a Republican appointee, warned of the serious risks of such a disruption, writing, "These agencies can ill afford to be confronted with a precipitous loss of service when dealing with potentially life or death situations." SES Americom, based in Princeton, N.J., had announced it would switch off the satellite service yesterday.