Sentence examples for nearby application from inspiring English sources

Therefore, developing a "friends nearby" application using publish-subscribe requires each client to continuously change his interests.

It is easy to see the resemblance with publish-subscribe messages — changing the matching rules implies the propagation of a LEAVE message, a JOIN message and a MULTICAST message (the latter alone should be enough to convey all the information we need, e.g., the new location, in the "friends nearby" application).

Residents in Adamsdown have said they are 'ecstatic' by the decision to overturn a nearby planning application for an 'Everest' of flats.

However, additional data such as nearby pesticide application, or prevalence of pesticide use, could be used to help deduce that an exposure to chlorpyrifos has occurred.

Aware allows Wi-Fi-enabled products to discover and communicate directly with nearby devices, applications or information, without relying on cellular data or an Internet connection.

NEWPORT BEACH — The Newport Beach Planning Commission approved the Frog House and nearby businesses' applications Thursday night to change their properties' zoning, and if the City Council agrees, the businesses will be able to stay.

A woman who reported that she and other family members get sick after nearby sludge applications described the emotional impact of sludge this way: I'm bitter and frustrated and angry because [sludge] is affecting my family ….

After adjustment for nearby agricultural applications, Gunier et al. (2011) observed that farm homes had higher levels of chlorpyrifos and simazine (but not five other pesticides evaluated) in residential dust compared with non-farm homes.

Children living in agricultural areas, compared with children living in non-agricultural suburban areas, are exposed to higher ambient and residential contamination from drift or volatilization from nearby agricultural applications and take-home residue by farmworking parents (Bradman et al. 2011; Harnly et al. 2009; Lu et al. 2000; Quirós-Alcalá et al. 2011).

We also asked women whether they had washed agricultural work clothes on the day before sampling and the day of sampling, about nearby aerial applications on the day before and day of sampling, and about residential agrochemical use on the day before and day of urine collection.

Links between imidacloprid and developmental outcomes in animal studies, the potential for exposure from household or nearby agriculture applications, and the results shown in frequentist analyses and in Bayesian models with misclassification-corrected models for some scenarios provide hints that this association warrants further study.