All of which adds up to "more creative" corporate travel departments, Mr. Carpenter said, with greater responsibilities and more power to enforce compliance with policies, and even to go beyond traditional boundaries and have a bigger say in corporate procurement decisions on computers, cell phones and other technology.
In a CBS News and CNET podcast interview the report director, Vicky Rideout expressed concern that kids are spending far too much time passively consuming media, not just on TV sets but on computers, cell phone, game consoles and iPods.
Ten years ago, when Newman was a post-doctoral student at the University of California-Berkeley, the idea of being able to program cells on a computer was fanciful.
Each acquired image was analyzed visually by counting positively and negatively stained carcinoma cells on a computer screen (a minimum of 500 cells total per image).
The safety administration's second study will look at the effects on safety when drivers use cell phones, on-board computers, faxes, Internet services, e-mail, two-way paging systems and navigational devices.
There are more clocks than ever — clocks on computers, on cell phones, on televisions, on any screen available, telling time to the digital second — but they all seem to matter less.
The Locaid system in New Jersey has four levels of location verification that include mapping a person's location by using cell towers, tracking IP addresses on computers and matching computers and mobile phones together by having a PIN texted to a mobile device that must be entered on the computer.
They spend a larger share of their income on health care and less on computers and cell phones.
Technically speaking, both graphical displays and images can be displayed on computers, tablets and cell phones (Fig. 4).
