Sentence examples for application for handheld from inspiring English sources

The two surveys administered have demonstrated that it is feasible to develop a low-cost application for handheld computers to collect sexual behavior data.

This study has demonstrated that it is feasible to develop a low-cost application for handheld computers, and that PDAs are feasible alternatives for collecting field data in a developing country.

This paper explores current applications for handheld devices and questions which of these make full use of the unique attributes of handheld devices in order to facilitate learning in a pedagogically sensible manner.

Despite the restricted availability of online tools, we observed that the majority showed limited user-friendliness (including, for example, a statement/explanation of intended use, visualization of data, availability as application software for handheld devices).

This project is working with the tourism boards in Venice and in Alcala de Henares (Cervantes's hometown) to develop new applications for handhelds.

In 2013, a new digital application for electronic handheld devices was introduced.

Meanwhile, Palm licensed its operating software to several companies, which created applications for the handheld device.

This subset within DVB-T2 is very perspective for mobile and portable TV broadcasting as it is designed to support low-capacity applications for advanced handheld receivers [9].

The application of handheld rapid species identification equipment will bring great convenience in entry-exit inspection and quarantine work.

Software-defined devices are too power hungry to make them practical for handheld applications now, but eventually consumers will be offered cellphones that jump among the worlds competing signal standards depending on which gives them the best performance or price wherever they happen to be.

(1) A hardware-based SDR that is feasible for embedded devices but relatively expensive, (2) a pure SDR approach that has high level of flexibility and low bill of material, but is not yet suited for handheld applications, and (3) a novel architecture that uses a programmable array of multiple processing cores that exhibits both flexibility and potential for mobile devices.