Sentence examples for handheld data from inspiring English sources
Technology such as mobile applications and handheld data collection devices e.g. tablet and handheld GPS have speeded up the data collection process (Wentzel, 2005).
Vertical profiles of the rhodamine distribution were thereafter made over time, using a Turner Designs Databank handheld data logger with a pre-calibrated Turner Cyclops 7 model 2100-000 fluorimeter sensor (Turner Designs, San Jose, California, USA).
The decreased handheld data collection time is different than what we found, but this is likely a result of different users and different applications.
Nineteen trainees overall would recommend the use of handheld data collection in future surveys.
A PubMed search using the terms "China" and "handheld data collection" returned no results.
Our review focused on the use of handheld electronic medical records, while their review included any form of handheld data collection.
At the end of each data collection day, interviewers in each city transferred handheld computer data to a laptop computer, encrypted the data, and emailed the data file to the data-coordinating center.
For years, salesmen for Pepsi Cola Buffalo Bottling (PCBB) went from store to store on their daily route, spending at least half an hour at each stop punching order numbers into handheld data-entry terminals that were about the size and weight of a brick.
Other devices, like WebTV-style set-top boxes, handheld personal data assistants like the Palm VII, Web phones and even game consoles like Sega's Dreamcast, will increasingly give users easy access to the Internet.
In the next five years, cellular carriers will spend tens of millions of dollars upgrading to 3G, a third-generation network for high-speed wireless transmission that will produce speeds of up to 2 megabits per second, more than 35 times as fast as today's fastest dial-up modems for personal computers and more than 200 times the speed of most current handheld wireless data devices.
In [27, 28] the authors proposed a pairwise key management protocol which uses accelerometer (handheld device) data as a PV for generating the keys.
