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3 May 2011: They expect the same userexperience that they have on their desktops while watchingvideos, news clips and listening to music. ... REFERENCES. [1] New York Times, “iPhones Overload AT&T Network, Anger-ing Customers,” September 2009.

22 Apr 2011: 513,-0.117) for London and(40.764,-73.979) for New York. ... Fingerprinting areas un-der those terms, could help the development of new applica-.

5 Apr 2011: Switching our view to the 100 to 500 minuteinterval, the analysis reveals a new class of place/activitytransitions. ... The eighth transition with a distance of 3973.3 kmis that between LAX and JFK Airport in New York.

12 Jan 2011: We discuss some implications of our findings for the designof new systems and applications (Section IV). ... interval, single nodes have more opportunitiesto communicate directly with new nodes in the uncorrelatedcase.

4 Dec 2011: quality of the solutionf for new inputs:Rgen(f (x)) = Ex,y[(f (x), y)],whereEx,y[.] is the expectation with respect to pair(x, y). ... M. Lukose. Implicitstructure and the dynamics of blogspace.In Workshop on the Weblogging Ecosystem at WWW’04, New York

28 Mar 2011: While previous research has been focus-ing on defining new measures to take geographic distanceinto consideration when dealing with social networks (Scel-lato et al. ... A potential explanation of this behavior isthat LBSNs are relatively new, so they

20 Dec 2011: The development of sensor networksdesigned for sharing can open new opportunities for efficient resource utilisationand adaptation to changing requirements [11]. ... is a clear need for a new paradigm in thedesign of sensing infrastructures.

30 May 2011: 104. 105. (a) New links. 2 3 4 5 6 7Social network distance. ... two-thirds of new social ties, as dis-cussed in Section 3.3.

2 Mar 2011: It thus seems that a new mechanism for collecting aggregatelocation data is needed. ... probability (1p).A portable device sends a new position map either at a.

31 Jan 2011: New York USA 438 Amsterdam Netherlands 199. Chicago USA 374 Tokyo Japan 126. ... an internal counter which isincremented by one whenever a new item is requested.

12 Mar 2011: Theseplaces correspond to areas where taxi drivers periodically go and wait for new cus-tomers, such as touristic locations, shopping malls, cinemas, and they tend to exhibitregular and predictable patterns. ... Abyzov. The Changing Usage of a Mature

13 Sep 2011: Asa result, many new research initiatives have taken place withthe scope of understanding the impact of distributed ITSs onurban congestion [4]. ... CATE. Dissemination System. MAP Navigation Module. GPS. Collected Traffic Samples. Traffic Sensing (Add

31 Oct 2011: At tERR = 150 we randomly removenodes with probability PERR and we wait until thenetwork reaches a new steady state. ... This happens because thestatic analysis is unable to consider that time providesredundancy as new paths can still appear.

27 Apr 2011: of the IPv6 network allows us to easily maintainand extend the network with new functions. ... In a standard IPv6 network, a node attempts to detect new neighbors every.

9 Jul 2011: Figure 3(b) shows a social network of five nodes.Let us assume that there is a core social network consistingof nodes A, B, and C, and two new persons D