Sentence examples for pedestrian mobile from inspiring English sources

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A typical pedestrian mobile speed (3 km/h) has been assumed to ensure the evaluation of the OLLA implementations under appropriate operating conditions of the AMC process.

In a traffic jam, pedestrian mobile phones could communicate to estimate the number of people waiting on a traffic light (using sensors or identities) whereas cars' devices could estimate the number of vehicles waiting on the same traffic light.

Government ministers with seat belts left unbuckled; police cars that ignore red lights; parking on pedestrian crossings; mobile phones glued to drivers' ears; and widespread speeding on every road from country lanes to autostrade such is the anarchy of the road in Italy.

Traunmueller et al. [33] have created a pedestrian navigation mobile App (Likeways iOS App) that leverages social media check-ins (e.g., Facebook places) in order to infer social places, which become waypoints in a suggested route.

There is clear evidence that pedestrians using mobile phones display unsafe street-crossing behaviors and poor navigation (Lopresti-Goodman et al. 2012; Nasar and Troyer 2013; Nasar et al. 2008; Hyman et al. 2010).

The gait of pedestrians who perform the task of texting is distinctly different from both non-distracted pedestrians and pedestrians talking on mobile phones (Lamberg and Muratori 2012).

This research presents the educational, quantitative, and qualitative evaluation of an Augmented Reality and Mobile Pedestrian Navigation app.

For instance, in [18 21], road maps are used in different systems for different applications like vehicle navigation, pedestrian navigation with mobile devices, vehicles in parking garages, etc.

The implementation of Mobile Pedestrian Navigation and Augmented Reality in mobile learning contexts shows new forms of interaction when students are taught by means of learning activities in formal settings.

This could be the case, for instance, of a network of pedestrians carrying a mobile device in a campus [20, 21].