Local operators — in Mr. O'Brien's case, Telecom Italia — tend to reap the most profit from roaming charges, said Deep Basu, the vice president for product strategies and consumer products at Roamware, a software maker in San Jose, California, that helps operators manage roaming traffic.
Local operators (in Mr. O'Brien's case Telecom Italia) tend to reap the most profit from roaming charges, said Deep Basu, the vice president for product strategies and consumer products at Roamware, a software maker in San Jose, Calif., which helps operators manage roaming traffic.
Even behind bars, Lecter managed to roam across our minds as if they were open prairies.
Moreover, mobility management protocols are designed for specific needs, for example, the purpose of IPv6-based mobility schemes consists of managing users roaming while ignoring access network discovery.
Therefore, mobility management protocols has become an essential part to manage the hosts while roaming between sub-domains.
It only requires the involved GMs to manage the mobility of roaming nodes, which can carry out high efficiency of key management for MANETs.
This fragmented zoning is difficult to manage as carnivores roam over very large areas, and within one day they can cross several regions that are all prioritized for grazing animals and for carnivores (see Figure 3).
The bureau estimates that about 37,300 wild horses and burros roam on federally managed rangeland in 10 Western states and that nearly 50,000 additional animals are being cared for at short-term corrals and long-term pastures.
Gift has managed to eke out a bare existence, roaming the streets of the town with a band of unaccompanied children.
The protected area of Wadi Rum is managed by the Bedouin families who once roamed it as nomads.
But Whittall argues that they are so well managed and have so much room to roam in the moribund Japanese economy that a high multiple is warranted.
