Sentence examples for more efficient mobility from inspiring English sources

The results from a comparative performance study show the potential for more efficient mobility management under the proposed Internet architecture.

Moreover, the ultra density of access nodes, including vehicles, devices, and base stations, requires further research into the definition of more efficient mobility procedures and signaling simplification.

On the other hand, in an Internet-of-Things (IoT) scenario, a lot of novel information sources could be exploited to compute more efficient mobility solutions to be proposed to the user.

More data and connectivity can lead to more efficient and convenient mobility, offering great opportunities for developing countries to leapfrog existing legacy technologies and practices.

The report, which was produced by the FBI's Directorate of Intelligence, predicted that "autonomy… will make mobility more efficient, but will also open up greater possibilities for dual-use applications and ways for a car to be more of a potential lethal weapon than it is today", the Guardian reported.

"In other applications there are more efficient ways of achieving the mobility more cost effectively".

The QOF may induce less turn-over and generate more mobility among more efficient doctors.

The IPv6 turned out to be more efficient and suitable for IP mobility management.

The results showed that electrons with higher mobility are more efficient in shielding the lightning electric field before breakdown, causing delay, and they contribute to the formation of the streamer seed after breakdown, anticipating the sprite streamer inception.

The Obama proposal is a modest but important investment that could improve outcomes for children, make the administration of the housing voucher program more efficient, and inform future housing mobility policy.

The Google folks wax lyrical about the bright future for autonomous vehicles: safer roads, more efficient traffic flows, fewer accidents and casualties, mobility for people who are currently too infirm to drive etc.