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Backhauling

Definition:

Backhauling is a term used in the field of telecommunications and logistics to describe the process of carrying data or goods from a less utilized area or location to a more central or high-demand area. It involves the transportation of resources back to a primary hub or central site.

Senses:

Telecommunications:

In the context of telecommunications, backhauling refers to the process of transmitting data or voice signals from a remote location to a central switching center or network hub. It involves the use of dedicated lines or wireless links to transport the data or signals to the main infrastructure.

Logistics:

In logistics, backhauling refers to the practice of utilizing the empty space or capacity of a vehicle that is returning from its primary delivery destination. This allows for efficient transportation and cost-saving measures by avoiding empty return trips.

Samples Sentences:

1. Telecommunications:
   • The Internet Service Provider uses backhauling to transmit data from rural areas to its main data center.
   • Due to poor connectivity in remote regions, satellite backhauling is often employed to ensure reliable communication.
2. Logistics:
   • The trucking company implemented a backhauling system to maximize their fleet's capacity and reduce transportation costs.
   • By backhauling goods on return trips, the company significantly decreased their carbon footprint and improved overall efficiency.

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