Sentence examples for mobile availability from inspiring English sources
Every year, Singhal returns to Uttar Pradesh and sees the transformations that the mobile availability of all the world's knowledge has brought.
On the other hand, when considering the software supply, requirements such as collaboration and mobile availability are increasingly influencing the development of web-based solutions.
This morning, Microsoft announced a number of changes to its Office productivity tools that will expand their mobile availability, and allow more of the public to use the apps for free.
In their announcement of the deal, the two companies said: "It will disrupt the traditional entertainment model and push the boundaries on mobile content availability for the benefit of customers".
Over the years, considerable improvements in climbing gear and equipment, technology (including mobile wireless availability on the mountain), and expedition planning have improved the safety of those climbing Everest.
In the future, the study of mobile node availability under high-speed motion deserves further exploration.
With the use of mobile devices, availability is no longer limited to a certain place; instead, it is possible to communicate in almost any situation.
Proportion of houses with television, mobile phone, availability of communication services (public internet, movie theatre, public telephone) in locality.
Atun et al. [ 29], who explored services provided by primary care physicians before and after the introduction of the family medicine model, observed a remarkable decrease in mobile service availability for antenatal care.
In recent years, this technique has received more attention because of the significant rise of offload-available mobile applications, the availability of powerful clouds and the improved connectivity options for mobile devices.
T-Mobile announced availability of its 'next-generation' network in Las Vegas today, and confirmed plans to expand the service to at least 20 additional markets by the end of 2008.
