Sentence examples for before the mobility from inspiring English sources
We discuss the mobility edges in the vitrification process and show, on the basis of the trapping diffusion model, that the glass transition occurs before the mobility edges close up.
Scope of mobility: as mentioned before, the mobility can be categorized into two categories: global mobility and local mobility according to their scope of operation.
Already in 2007, 1 year before the Mobility Partnership was amended, two agreements were signed between the Republic of Moldova and the European Union: one facilitating the issues of visa for Moldovan citizens, the other about readmission.
This was achieved by increasing the length of the mobility region and adding an additional region filled with helium before the mobility ion guide.
Before investigating the mobility support in NDN, a brief overview is given in this section to show its principle behind and related mechanism.
Before infection, the mobility and viability of trypanosomes were controlled under microscope.
In 1986, before the era of mobility and at the dawn of the PC era, he still observed "the classic diurnal flow" of the post-war commuting pattern, which had baby-boomers sitting in traffic jams at 8am and 5pm between the suburbs and the downtowns.
The discussion focused in particular on what was needed to be done before, during and after the mobility, and what implications it raised for the professional knowledge of teachers.
Before, I had the mobility and the resources to make my ends meet.
These results are not driven by place-specific mobility differences: for the generation before the Depression, mobility between 1900 and 1920 is unrelated to future downturn intensity.
The advantages of this design are the relatively high duty cycle because of the trap SRIG and the quadrupole analyser before the ion mobility cell, and the possibility to enhance the detection of certain mobility-separated ions by synchronizing the pusher of the TOF and the release of the ions by the transfer cell.
