Sentence examples for mobile data system from inspiring English sources

A real-life case study is provided: the Group Call service of the mobile data system General Packet Radio Services GPRSS).

"The introduction of this new mobile data system represents an investment of £1.6m, which will ensure that the fire and rescue service has the most up to date equipment to carry out their valuable life saving work," said public safety minister Michael McGimpsey.

Alpental uses millimeter-scale radio communications at the 30GHz to 60GHz range to develop high-speed communications which could have applications in the next-generation 5G mobile data systems and for Wi-Fi wireless broadband.

The email, which unveils a new mobile data monitoring system for "all staff", said "all your traffic will pass through Wandera, whether you use the mobile for business or personal uses".

First, we design a game model of mobile data offloading system and then explain the proposed algorithm in detail.

We used standard methods to improve accuracy by physically enumerating tobacco and alcohol retailers in the field (since there is no tobacco licensing in England) and by using a mobile data collection system.

25– 27 Potential advantages of a mobile data collection system include reducing data entry errors, having a single device for data collection that includes taking photographs and making the data collector less conspicuous than she/he would be using a clipboard given the ubiquity of tablet devices.

Second, given the field context of our study, we used standard methods to achieve accurate data collection, including physically enumerating tobacco and alcohol retailers and using a mobile data collection system on a tablet device, a recent trend in point-of-sale audits.

Symbol is a global provider of mobile data transactions systems, including hand-held bar code readers and other products based on wireless technology.

Moreover, it describes the characterisation for airborne uses of the public mobile data communication systems known broadly as 3G.

This paper describes the proposed mobile data-collection system, and examines its feasibility in SMEs at which production data is manually collected and managed using paper forms.