We are much more nimble than other devices are.
But a lot of times, when there is neither time nor space, a bomb tech will "hand enter," which can entail wearing the protective suit (which does not have gloves, since the bomb tech's hands must be nimble), opening up the device and figuring out how it works and how it can be disabled, quickly.
As a free-standing app on all of Apple's mobile devices, Notes is nimble but rudimentary.
To innovate for a future in which consumers' desires and habits change as quickly as their mobile devices, businesses must be nimble in delivering emotional connections beyond just functional utility.
Whill found that people wanted devices that were both nimble and stable.
Here's what the publishers saw: nimble digital programming and design for mobile devices, today's fastest-growing platform; attention to and investment in content, not infrastructure and personnel; and seamless user experience and commerce designed for how we buy and read, based on iTunes, Amazon and Android, not a palimpsest of pre-digital legacies and web experiences.
Young people, by which he meant younger than his own 26 years, desired something more nimble for their iPads, mobile phones and other devices.
At the top of the device are the smartest and most nimble parts: the prefrontal cortex, which thinks and analyzes, and the hippocampus, which makes and holds on to our immediate memories.
Weeks after giving birth, French women are offered a state-paid, extended course of vaginal gymnastics, complete with personal trainer, electric stimulation devices and computer games that reward particularly nimble squeezing.
The software will soon be able to access electronic health records (EHRs) via mobiles which the author of the CHCF's report thinks could be "the killer application" of wireless health.The hope is that nimble new technologies, from smart-phones to EHRs to health-monitoring devices, will empower patients and doctors, and thus improve outcomes while cutting costs.
