Sentence examples for inherent mobility from inspiring English sources
Because of the extensive variety of platforms, applications, and inherent mobility, mobile devices are more difficult to manage and oftentimes lack centralized management capabilities.
Due to the popularity and the inherent mobility, mobile phones will become excellent EH sources for sensor nodes, especially when sensor nodes cannot harvest energy from other fixed ambient sources.
The phenomenal growth in the richness and diversity of sensors on smart devices [3], combined with the inherent mobility of mobile device users provide a unique opportunity to harvest large-scale sensing data with fine-grained spatio-temporal coverage [1, 4].
Mobile Crowd Sensing (MCS) is a novel class of Internet of Things applications which exploits the inherent mobility of wearable sensors and mobile devices to observe phenomena of common interest, typically over large geographical areas (e.g. traffic conditions, air pollution, noise in urban areas).
They are designed to provide a communication channel that exploits the inherent mobility of trams, buses and cars.
The inherent mobility of the application and of the cell phone users warrants distributed structure-free data aggregation and on-the-fly routing.
Major difficulties have arisen from the inherent mobilities of phosphorylated and glycosylated side chains.
Lamellae are observed to melt from their edges, and this is proposed to be due to the inherent higher mobility at the crystal edges rather than differences in stability within the crystal due to different levels of post crystallization perfecting.
Capillary zone electrophoresis (CZE) provides an alternative means of separating native proteins on the basis of their inherent electrophoretic mobilities.
The molecular mobility inherent to amorphous phases can lead to molecular associations between different components such that a single crystalline phase of multiple components or cocrystal is formed.
We thus hypothesize a direct negative effect of irregular legal status on migrants' propensity to return home for short visits because of the legal barrier to mobility inherent in irregular status.
