Sentence examples for of novel services from inspiring English sources

There are dozens of public-transit apps for smartphones, offering all kinds of novel services.

In this paper, we analytically model the performance of mobile opportunistic networks for contact-based messaging applications in city squares or gathering points, a key challenging topic that is required for the effective design of novel services.

Future networks (5G and beyond) will demand provisioning of novel services with a varied range of service requirements, and an order of magnitude increase of wireless data traffic, while at the same time decreasing the network operation cost.

Phenomena of interest in the present study such as the development of novel services or service users' experience of existing services may not have been explored using the types of research designs privileged in other approaches to review, but evidence from other types of research may well exist, knowledge of which would be of value to the commissioning body and others.

This thematic series brings together innovative contributions to the research and development of novel service composition approaches to assist the design, development, validation and execution of service-oriented applications for the FI.

Also essential will be the adaptation of treatments and the development of novel service-delivery models with greater local relevance and empirically supported effectiveness.

In addition, the first and last papers have a generic, rather than disease-specific focus, one examining issues of attracting and retaining health workers in rural areas of Kenya, and the other proposing an approach to evaluating the impact of novel service delivery strategies.

New waveforms targeting requirements of the novel services envisioned for NR are for further study.

The MTA's decision to study Uber and Lyft reflects how little is known about the impact of those novel services on urban traffic.

(Innovation less related to the healthcare provision) The users of the novel services could also constitute powerful champions, as they were able to circulate their experience to the local community, thus promulgating the new service and counteracting possible resistances.

Also internationally, publications tend to write about the state of affairs and recommend novel services [ 9– 12], whereas studies concentrating on the provision and effects of the services are scarce [e.g. [ 13– 15].