Sentence examples for cellular capability from inspiring English sources
Location: Typically achieved with GPS for mapping purposes, this can also be achieved less accurately by triangulation from cellular towers if a device has cellular capability.
Unlike the kind of temporary cellular tower -- or cell-on-wheels -- that most wireless carriers deployed on Sept. 11, the InfraLynx's cellular capability does not depend on tying into local land lines.
An old-school eccentric who drew media attention a few years ago for carrying around a bulky push-button telephone outfitted with cellular capability, Perich has specialized in pieces for one-bit electronics — raw, buzzing sonorities harking back to the early days of synthesized sound.
Identifying molecular mechanisms through which squalene exerts its effects on cellular growth will be of high interest, as such findings may have implications for broader cellular capability to handle additional classes of lipids and thus may lead to the identification of additional therapeutic vulnerabilities in the SQLE-sensitive subset of SCLC cell lines.
Users whose work confines them to the coverage area of the wireless LAN will not need cellular capability, but they may need PDA type functions for messaging or data retrieval, and they may need holsters or other accessories to keep their hands free for other tasks.
And that's without cellular capability.
Called Apple Watch Series 3, it has cellular capabilities.
He said the parts required for adding advanced cellular capabilities to a device now cost as little as $50.
The significant features of HSP47 which are distinct in its cellular capabilities are discussed.
The continued success of the constraints-based approach depends upon identification and incorporation of new constraints to more accurately define cellular capabilities.
If you happened to pore over the details added to Apple's website yesterday about its new iPads, you might have noticed that models with cellular capabilities include something interesting on the wireless front.
