Sentence examples for portable communication from inspiring English sources

But a large part of Nokia's success is due to its early recognition that mobile telephones are more than portable communication devices, but also fashion items.

As you probably know, the California-based company Apple makes a portable communication device — a device that an acquaintance of mine whose first language is not English distinguishes as a "self" phone.

The lawsuit, filed in the Southern District of Florida, seeks an injunction for infringement of six US patents held by MMI which include "a receiver having [a] concealed external antenna" and "apparatus for controlling utilisation of software added to a portable communication device".

Nor do I own any portable communication devices.

However, the technique which we employed in collecting these energy may not be suitable for our portable communication devices.

The main aim for the development of small electronic packages is supported by an ongoing development of portable communication devices.

Moreover, our schemes maintain low-complexity encoding so they are suitable for applications of portable video communication devices with very limited power and storage, such as mobile cameras, wireless low-power surveillance devices.

Globalization is represented by characters of varying nationalities, ease of international travel, portable instant communication, and commercial monoculture recognizable across international markets.

It plugs into your computer via a six-foot USB cable, making it exponentially less portable than the communication devices that Kirk and Spock used back in the day.

For inflatable structures to be applied to portable land-based communication it must be demonstrated that the required shape and surface accuracy can be maintained whilst under terrestrial conditions.

This paper presents the experimental results of an actively controlled fuel cell/battery hybrid power source topology that can be widely used in many applications, such as portable electronic devices, communication equipment, spacecraft power systems, and electric vehicles, in which the power demand is impulsive rather than constant.