Sentence examples for mobile in terms from inspiring English sources
Since its residents are highly mobile in terms of non-business travel, which is facilitated by excellent HSR connections, the Ile-de France is now suffering from a local consumption deficit.
Since deploying mobile nodes in a sensor network is not as cost-effective as deploying static nodes, we evaluate the cost of allowing nodes to be mobile in terms of the minimum number of mobile nodes required to achieve a desired performance level within desired delay constraint.
As more tech companies look for ways to shift AI-based computing functions from remote servers to local platforms in order to improve reliability and reduce requirements in terms of network connectivity, this could be a huge asset for Qualcomm, and a big help in maintaining relevance for whatever comes after mobile in terms of dominant tech trends.
On large spatial scales, people living in counties with poor physical access to healthcare were also the most mobile, in terms of both distance and frequency.
To summarise, despite the affordance that mobile technologies could bring in terms of assessment feedback, research on use of mobile learning for assessment feedback is scarce.
Despite the affordance that mobile technologies could bring in terms of assessment feedback, research in this area is scarce.
The Z2 resembled the Z1s (which is available in the U.S. on T-Mobile) in terms of outward looks, but adds some refinements like a slimmer bezel and matte edge that bump up its visual appeal.
Education is a major factor in determining who is mobile or immobile – in terms of determining which individuals.
In this paper, we propose Cloudbot, a novel mobile botnet, which outperforms existing mobile botnets in terms of robustness, controllability, scalability, and stealthiness.
While the iPhone may not control the overall mobile sphere in terms of sale, it does control mobile web browsing.
(iii) We evaluate the cost of deploying mobile nodes in terms of the minimum fraction of mobile nodes that should be directed to move to achieve a desired performance level within a desired delay constraint, analytically.
