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wireless

adjective as in communicating without material contact

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  • Wi-Fi

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For now, Bench said that the the goal is to get “at least some of the wireless charging functionality implemented and able to be used before the Olympics start.”

This layer is responsible for gathering information from wireless sensor networks, which include various IoT devices that measure factors such as tree sap, temperature, and soil moisture, all connected by data transmission.

Instead, the company thinks the government should focus solutions more narrowly on agreements it has with Apple, Mozilla, smartphone manufacturers and wireless carriers that require the companies to favor Google’s search engine over others.

Efforts are also underway to validate a wireless, battery-powered version for long-term use and seamless integration with existing hospital systems.

Sir Arthur changed course of the Carpathia, which was on its way from New York for Europe, after the ship's wireless operator picked up the distress call "we've struck ice, come at once".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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