Sentence examples for being much less mobile from inspiring English sources

For example, the two structural classes have very different dynamic properties, with the irregular secondary structure class being much less mobile than the disorder class.

In Montenegro, the family of Vlatko Vucelic are much less mobile than the guns he was arrested with.

And although the R.F.I. broadcasts also appear on the Internet, "that's very anti-democratic, since it severely limits the number of listeners and is much less mobile for those who want to tune in," said Pascal Bourdon, director of the French broadcasting department.

These features can be explained if the fluid component is a Cl-rich aqueous fluid, because Sr and Pb are much less mobile with Cl-free fluids than Cl-rich fluids as suggested based on quench experiments (Keppler 1996).

My right hand is much less mobile than it used to be.

When FITC-labeled OprM is inserted into the sponge phase, a single diffusion coefficient DOprM is observed that follows a similar behavior to MexA except that OprM is much less mobile with DOprM = 1.4 µm2 s−1 for dW>170 Å.

It is clear from the figure that responders move towards zero VL whereas non-responders are much less mobile in this setting.

Phosphorus is much less mobile than nitrogen, as it lacks a measurable gaseous phase and does not leach readily through soils.

The Cr III) oxidation state is much less mobile, typically forming relatively insoluble Cr oxy-hydroxides, considered to be recalcitrant to re-oxidation by dissolved oxygen (Rai et al., 1989) or strongly adsorbing to mineral surfaces (Fendorf, 1995).

It was much less mobile-focused than we were promised, with the only somewhat mobile thing being a 10″ Windows 7 Tablet mockup that they showed for 30 seconds.

Intel HD3000 integrated graphics are probably enough on a desktop PC, but HD3000 integrated graphics are much less capable on slow, mobile processors.