Sentence examples for complete mobility from inspiring English sources

"He hurt his finger fixing a car, and he didn't have complete mobility of his trigger finger, so he got washed out," James Mercereau said.

Even after it ceased to give her complete mobility, the drug allowed her to move her arms and legs freely and easily -- but at a cost.

The company is also betting heavily on an emerging technology called Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access, or Wi-Max, which might eventually offer Internet connections as fast as high-speed cable or telephone connections, with complete mobility.

We had complete mobility, all hotels booked for us, an official guide laid on at each destination, entry to all the sights, plus the chauffeur's accommodation, fuel and taxes paid for up front.

The French Act of 11 February 2005 on equal rights and opportunities, participation and citizenship of people with disabilities highlights the need "for people with disabilities or reduced mobility" to have access to the complete mobility chain of the transport system.

Then, from a complete mobility information, contacts history can be easily extracted.

Monitoring solutions based on smartphones combined with mobile sensors and wireless communication technologies are a potential candidate to support complete mobility-freedom, not only for patients, but also for physicians.

More than one third (39percentt) of businesses that have completed mobility and digital initiatives see a reduction in costs.

This is not unique to Hyundai; for years other automakers like Toyota and Honda have been exploring how personal robotics complete the mobility picture.

A zero value for the slope of the rank-rank regression means that there is complete intergenerational mobility since the expected rank of the sons does not depend on the rank of their parents.

We have defined a mathematical model to compute the signaling cost of NeMHIP, measured in bytes per time unit, and have compared it with the most complete network mobility management solution based on HIP built over the delegation of signaling rights paradigm, that is HIP-NEMO[4].