Sentence examples for mobile and personal from inspiring English sources

Some are highly specific to particular occupations and industries - such as advanced mobile and personal radio communication engineering at Lancaster, concrete technology and construction at Dundee, aquaculture at Stirling and publishing and book production at Plymouth.

Originally from Jordan, Arbash studied electronics and communications engineering at Brunel University in London (named, of course, after the great 19th-century engineer Isambard Kindom Brunel, whose iconic Clifton suspension bridge soars across the Avon Gorge in Bristol) and completed a master's at King's College in mobile and personal communications and telecommunications engineering.

"Mobile and personal clouds are one of the fastest growing segments in the industry".

Earlier this year they announced a number of acquisitions and expanded their product offerings into mobile and personal identity protection for adults as well via MyId.com.

This initiative could be the first of many Google-friendly Sony products, the company says they are looking into creating other Android-based "products for the home, mobile and personal product categories".

By allowing the free flow of data across clinical and non-clinical systems and across legacy, cloud, mobile and personal device platforms, hospitals are able to not only improve current patient-care practices, but also innovate and find new ways to enhance the care experience.

The Mobile Communications segment provides secure operating systems and applications embedded in a wide range of Subscriber Identity Module and Universal Integrated Circuit cards, client-server software to remotely manage mobile devices, and services including roaming optimization, mobile money, mobile payment, mobile marketing, and personal data management.

With the development of mobile, connected and personal technologies, mobile learning has become a major TEL paradigm.

Mobile phone exposure variables included frequency of use, but also more qualitative variables: demands on availability, perceived stressfulness of accessibility, being awakened at night by the mobile phone, and personal overuse of the mobile phone.

The commercial development and expansion of mobile phone networks has led to the creation of devices combining mobile phones and personal digital assistants, which could prove invaluable in a clinical setting.

By create mobile routers that connect together we could create a wireless network that mobile phones and personal computers can connect to.