Sentence examples for mobility subject from inspiring English sources

The FCC and Department of Justice (DOJ) both approved the merger of AWS and AT&T Mobility subject to the divestiture of certain properties, which included properties acquired by NEAT WIRELESS.

In particular the determination of the low field mobility is subject to a rather wide uncertainty, for example see [2] for Silicon.

In the dying days of Labour government, the former minister Alan Milburn wrote a large tome on social mobility, a subject he is also pursuing for the current administration.

This is a curious start to a conversation about privilege and social mobility, a subject Mr Johnson has recently been opining on, as he appears suddenly to appreciate.

However, optimization of gateway allocation and addressing the dependability issues related to device mobility are subject of our future work.

In the joint mobility measurement, subject was able to perform the measurement according to the demonstration animation and the degree of joint mobility was recorded in database.

In the static setup, all user requests and channel gains are assumed to be fixed, while in the dynamic one the requests and user mobility are subject to stochastic processes.

We formulate an optimal joint transmit ICI beamforming problem, and give the solution which maximizes the signal-to-ICI power ratio of a high mobility link subject to a total transmission power constraint over multiple antennas.

To date no studies have investigated whether the FRT is reduced in mobility in subjects with Migraine or in subjects with subjective features suggesting MHF.

We have managed to obtain information's from the majority of the baseline cohort despite a very high occupational mobility among study subjects in both trades.

The objectives of this study are: to identify if there is an alteration in neural sensitivity in subjects with tension-type headache, to identify if there is an alteration in neural mobility in subjects with tension-type headache, to establish a possible correlation between the range of motion and the perception of neural pain.