Sentences with phrase «as a hotspot in»

Henry, so Using your method in this article, I can buy the WiFi only iPad Pro and still use my iphone as a hotspot in areas where I don't have a WiFi connection?

I worked with my academic colleagues to select a mix of assessments (varying standards) in the core areas of law, recording audio feedback and then making each snippet available as a hotspot in each essay so students could get a real feel for what works and what doesn't.

When you connect to outside networks, such as hotspots in coffee shops, airports, and other public places, the connection is almost always insecure.

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«There are two ways to connect a car: There's the original telemetry readings, but the new phase, now that we have 4G is infotainment devices, and the vehicle as a hotspot,» says Larry Zibrik, vice-president of Market Development at Sierra Wireless, a Vancouver - based company that's become a global leader in the modules that allow machines to communicate over cellular networks.

In some places, like Tokyo, it's easy to rent a portable Wi - Fi hotspot to use all around the country — you can even pick them up from the airport — but this isn't as easy everywhere, and if there are any issues picking up the hotspot at the start of your trip, you're out of luck.

Facebook is financing hotspots in villages in countries like South Africa, which requires agreement from entrepreneurs who are willing to act as evangelists, writes Wired's Jessi Hempel: These business owners need to let people know that the hotspots are there and make them feel comfortable sticking around to use them.

While many smartphones have hotspot capabilities built in, you can purchase a hotspot device from cellular carriers such as Verizon and AT&T.

Those closures, affecting a major U.S. oil refining hotspot, are pushing up the prices of energy products like gasoline and heating oil as investors anticipate a drop in supply.

In its report, Oxfam points to Guatemala, India, Azerbaijan and East Africa as the four «food insecurity hotspots.»

As illustrated in the Global Opportunity Report, edge markets are the future hotspots of business innovation.

It's a mixed bag, though, as there is apparently no way to permanently enable high - definition video, and T - Mobile is killing an option that would have let customers buy high - speed hotspot data in 5 GB increments.

There are hotspots globally, and there is policy uncertainty in the United States, but again, we've been focused on the emerging market theme because we have found that economies that we used to think of as politically unstable have actually proved to be less so as they pursue more orthodox types of policies.

As they aren't very cheap, do you know some «hotspots» where they tend to be sold cheaper per kg (instead of buying them in small quantities in supermarkets)?

It's not as famous as Napa Valley, but Temecula is still a hotspot for wine - related tourism in Southern California.

Many businesses today are striving to be socially and environmentally responsible, but few in the restaurant realm come close to the efforts of Harney Sushi — a San Diego hotspot that's as cool as it is eco-conscious.

Nearly four years later, Bernard returned to One Off Hospitality in 2014 to help conceptualize Dove's Luncheonette, a modern - day diner serving Southern - inspired Mexican cuisine, and established the restaurant as a Wicker Park hotspot as chef de cuisine.

After 25 years as one of the foremost hotspots and entertainment venues in Puerto Rico, El San Juan Resort & Casino, A Hilton Hotel reveals refreshed accommodations, a revamped fantasy pool, a corporate lounge, new fitness center and the first Caribbean outpost of the famed Meat Market Miami restaurant.

Carne asada fries might be known throughout SoCal (as Mexican hotspots in Los Angeles now offer them), but they're really a San Diego classic.

The MMQB staff has the scene from Chicago, as well as other draft hotspots in an eventful first round

I answered calmly that in all the major hotspots of the world, it is when some groups think they are dominant and go on to marginalize groups they regard as minorities that the minorities also rise up to assert themselves, by whatever means.

To keep a close liaison and coordination with state security elements for the activities — the use of armed escort as much as possible and maintaining strong security training and awareness for the personnel; careful selection of all election related sites and the maintenance of security for polling staff, electoral materials and equipment and situational awareness through a well - developed public information strategy to support election operation and ensure timely distribution of security information / advisories; identify hotspots (fragile security locations) in coordination with the Security Agencies and the most likely threats in each constituency and provide a clear order of priority for concerted efforts to be made to mitigate and manage these concerns and to allow resources to be targeted for maximum effect.

The Governor stated that the state security apparatus have been mobilized to immediately commence patrol, particularly within the areas identified as hotspot, to nip in the bud any attempt to cause civil disobedience and unrest in the state.

The claims figures were released as a «ClaimStat Alert» — a result of the program Mr. Stringer began to track claims and lawsuits filed against the city to determine trends and «hotspots» in an effort to avoid future lawsuits.

Very nice answer of the question in a wider sense, i.e. why Germany sees free wi - fi hotspots as somewhat problematic.

But a new report by Reuters designates Buffalo as among the «most dangerous lead hotspots in America.»

The Buffalo River was a summer recreation hotspot Thursday, as a cruise boat carried a crowd celebrating 25 years of Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper, a key agency in turning a one - time industrial sewer into a waterway with kayaks, canoes, motorboats and sailboats.

Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Idris who made the disclosure at the inauguration of the newly acquired air - conditioned K - 9 trailers in Abuja, said the Kaduna - Abuja highway would also witness the deployment of K - 9 dogs as well as other strategic hotspots in Abuja for crime control.

The release mentioned a number areas in the country the embassy had identified as hotspots where violence or electoral trouble may occur with little or no danger warning.

Monday night's meeting of the Planning Board offered an opportunity for presentation and public comment on developments that could influence new hotspots for living in the City of Buffalo, as well as parking that will be much needed in the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus.

Spending on cholera goes mostly to contain outbreaks in new places, leaving hotspots as continued sources of disease.

«When you look at a satellite picture of sulfur dioxide, you end up with it appearing as hotspots — bull's - eyes, in effect — which makes the estimates of emissions easier.»

Using a new bioinformatics tool, they identified HAND2 as a differential methylation hotspot in endometrial cancer.

As well as confirming the tropospheric hotspot, the researchers also found a 10 % increase in winds over the Southern OceaAs well as confirming the tropospheric hotspot, the researchers also found a 10 % increase in winds over the Southern Oceaas confirming the tropospheric hotspot, the researchers also found a 10 % increase in winds over the Southern Ocean.

In fact, lava emerging from hotspot volcanoes is known to differ chemically and isotopically from lava from other volcanoes, such as those erupting at subduction zones where Earth's crust dives into the upper mantle.

The supercomputer analysis did not detect plumes under all hotspot volcanoes, such as those in Yellowstone National Park.

Priya Davidar grew up in picturesque Ooty, a town in southern India with the misty blue mountains of the Western Ghats, a biodiversity hotspot, as its backdrop.

As the oceans have warmed and the climate has changed, hotspots are developing in regions where the currents that transport warm tropical waters towards the poles are strengthening.

Although North America isn't known as a hotspot for crop plant diversity, the inventory uncovered nearly 4,600 CWR in the United States, including close relatives of globally important food crops such as sunflower, bean, sweet potato, and strawberry.

«This new discovery casts a new light on the importance of the Du'an Karst as a biological hotspot for cavernicolous Trechinae in China,» adds Prof. Mingyi Tian.

The wrecks are not evenly distributed around the coast: there are hotspots such as the Gulf of Mexico, where German U-boats were particularly active in the months after the US joined the war.

When sunlight hits the structure's surface, it creates a hotspot in the graphite, drawing water up through the material's pores, where it evaporates as steam.

In 2008, NASA's Cassini spacecraft beamed back close - up images of these hotspots, revealing them to be immense cyclones, each as wide as the Earth.

As the Pacific Plate moved over the Hawaiian hotspot and new islands formed and others shriveled away, these colorful songbirds evolved into more than 50 species that differed so much in what they ate, where they lived and how they looked that it took...

A paper published March 30 in Nature Geoscience reports the team's findings, which could be used to explain the complex geochemistry of lava from hotspots such as Hawaii.

Their discovery, published Sept. 5 in Science Express, helps explain the «hotspot volcanoes» that give birth to island chains such as Hawai'i and Tahiti.

Across two studies in the lab and field, women observed images and real life situations that varied in the risk of crime, such as crime hotspots and safespots, and were asked to rate their perceived risk of victimisation — a measure of fear of crime — of various crimes.

The police and local councils use these maps to target prevention activities more precisely than is possible using police intelligence alone, including redirecting resources, changing police patrol routes, changing the licensing conditions of particular establishments, intervening in other locations, such as street violence hotspots, schools and parks, and the positioning of surveillance cameras.

Results suggest that the major poaching hotspots in Africa may be currently concentrated in as few as two areas.

Since its development, lattice light - sheet microscopy has been used to image numerous important events, such as single transcription factor molecules binding to DNA, hotspots of transcription, microtubule instability, protein distributions in embryos, and much more.