Sentence examples for realization of mobile from inspiring English sources

The paper deals with the results obtained up to now in the design and realization of mobile platforms, wheeled and legged ones, for autonomous deployment in unknown and hostile environments: a work developed in the framework of a project supported by the Italian Space Agency.

Still, a disadvantage of this link topology is the fact that precise alignment and pointing are required, making the realization of mobile links difficult.

The relevant aspects are then accounted for in the realization of our highly mobile deposition system, which was designed with a focus on a quick and simple installation and removability at the beamline.

However, we still have drawbacks in our process, which could yield to further studies as follows: Standard specification of agent for MCE for adaptation Autonomous agent verification and validation Evaluation of adaptive mobile software Realization of agent-supported development environment Agent-supported mobile software platform.

The approach to creation of universal software platform for realization of information-control system of mobile robot is proposed in this work.

"We had this realization that messaging is the killer app of mobile," Morin said.

In order to test the robustness and effectiveness of SMART in specific engineering application, ARMOR is constructed as an hardware realization of SMART, The Augmented Reality Mobile OpeRation platform (ARMOR) evolves from the UM-AR-GPS-ROVER hardware platform (Behzadan et al. 2008).

There is a realization that we need to speed up the processing time of mobile payments, loans and money transfers, for example, to drag the cautious industry into the 21st century.

We evaluate the Masai realization of the Safari architecture through analysis and simulations, under varying network sizes, fraction of mobile nodes, and offered traffic loads.

Due to the realization of participant recruitment, it is also the first trial to test the efficacy of mobile coach based intervention in parents with children in terms of increasing their understanding pertaining to the risks of childhood drowning.

This chapter introduces the basics of the most common architectures of mobile communication systems and examines the functionalities that they can offer to the realization of location-based services (LBS).