Sentence examples for consumption voice from inspiring English sources

In case you missed it – the smartwatch maker Pebble returned to Kickstarter on Tuesday to run a crowdfunding campaign for its new hardware, the Pebble Time, a thinner and lighter version of its flagship smartwatch which features a color e-ink screen, better power consumption, voice control, and a bigger focus on notifications over apps.

In [31], the effects of Short DRX Cycle and Long DRX Cycle on power consumption for Voice and Web traffic were investigated, and the influences of the length of TTI (time transmission interval) on power saving efficiency and access delay were evaluated.

This will contribute to minimization of the energy consumption of the voice and data networks.

The parameters x, y, and c will be determined based on measurements of both the power consumption and the voice and data traffic on an actual macrocell BS as discussed in the following sections.

What's the point of cutting our own consumption, a thousand voices ask, when China is building a new power station every 10 seconds (or whatever the current rate happens to be)? But, just as our position is flattered by the way greenhouse gases are counted, China's is unfairly maligned.

In Section 2 we describe the batch mode voice-to-phoneme conversion algorithm in particular and show how it meets the criteria of low computational complexity and memory consumption for a voice-tag application in embedded platforms.

However, current Universal Mobile Telecommunications System networks deal with different resource consumption services such as voice, video call or data, and different limiting resources such as baseband processing capacity, transmission link capacity to the RNC, or spreading code tree.

"Mobile pricing was designed for the old world of voice and text consumption, not for video and app users," said Mr Sheldon.

In Section 'Relating power consumption and the number of voice and data calls', a model is given for the relation between traffic load and power consumption based on measurements.

As a consequence, data are often continuously observed so that practitioners have to study populations of curves (spectrometric curves, radar waveforms, growth curves, digitized voice recordings, electricity consumptions, etc)., or collections of higher dimensional objects (for instance, digitized pictures, satellite images, multispectral images, hyper-spectral images, etc).

However, other authors have voiced concerns about consumption of artificial sweeteners, because they may promote an appetite for sweet things, they harm bone and dental health, and their long term safety profile is not precisely clear.