Sentence examples for moving mobile from inspiring English sources

In the proposed scheme, the moving mobile access gateway (mMAG), instead of the local mobility anchor (LMA), assigns a mobile node (MN)'s HNP using a sub-prefix of its own HNP when an MN is attached to the mMAG.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is moving mobile homes or manufactured housing toward areas, including Staten Island, that were the most severely damaged by the storm, W. Craig Fugate, the administrator of FEMA, told reporters in a teleconference.

The company hopes that moving mobile phone traffic off its network will allow it to offer cheaper service and steal customers from cell competitors and landline phone companies like AT&T.

It was the sixth time in a month that coalition aircraft have struck at Al Kut, targeting it also on Aug. 29 and 30 and Sept. 5, 7 and 9. Pentagon officials said Iraqis keep moving mobile radar equipment to the area.

"The Internet is moving mobile.

As nomads are continuously moving, mobile facilities are always the best approach for service delivery.

A fictitious traffic type 3 in which the number of fast moving mobiles is larger than those of slow moving mobiles is also considered, and the optimal value lies in the high-value region.

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12. Move Mobile Closet, $450 Designed to neatly hold a three- or four-day wardrobe so you never have to unpack, this 8.5-pound carry-on from Max Mirani has built-in cantilevered shelves to keep clothing organized and accessible.

The first WiMax devices will be boxes to be fixed to the outside of homes or offices to provide broadband access, and cannot be moved; mobile WiMax is still years away.

Samsung Electronics plans to introduce a wristwatch in September that can make phone calls, play video games and send e-mails, potentially beating Apple to market with a piece of technology that moves mobile communications beyond the smartphone.