Sentence examples for mix of mobile from inspiring English sources

"For businesses and government, managing a mix of mobile devices on any scale is chaotic," said Alan Panezic, a RIM vice president, in a statement.

Software developers already have a complicated mix of mobile devices to make apps for, and the pressure on manufacturers to design devices differently could make it even harder.

Due to a mix of mobile penetration, sheer population, and popularity of the mobile web, Western mobile companies recognize there's a lot of money to be made overseas.

Looking ahead, Krenzer's appointment could be a signal that Groupon is getting ready to refresh its marketing activities, which still lean heavily on email among a mix of mobile apps, social media and the rest of the usual suspects.

There is evidence to suggest that nitrates compose a larger fraction of PM2.5 in California than in other regions, that there is more local contribution to PM2.5 than regional, and that the predominant sources of PM2.5 are from mobile sources and agriculture, whereas it is a mix of mobile and stationary sources elsewhere (McMurry et al. 2004).

Specifically, existing evidence suggests that, in California, a) nitrates comprise a larger fraction of PM2.5 than they do in other regions, and b) mobile sources represent the predominant source of PM2.5, whereas a mix of mobile and stationary sources predominate elsewhere (Blanchard 2003).

We extended the Water Mixing Approach (WMA) designed for single porosity media, to simulate chemical reactions caused by the mixing of mobile and immobile zones.

Beyond the near term we are uncertain about how big Vodafone's execution risk will be in trying to sell ever larger bundles of services to residential and business customers over a mix of owned mobile, owned cable and wholesaled Fibre-To-The-Cabinet networks.

Then, traffic models for the services included in the traffic mix of current mobile networks are presented.

The bright spots, he says, will be with those retailers that combine good products, strong brands, customer service and the right mix of online, mobile and offline offerings.

Hointer was making headlines in 2013 with what appeared to be the store of the future which bought a mix of robotics, mobile technology, fashion and hassle-free shopping, all within their flagship bricks-and-mortar store.