Sentence examples for constant mobility from inspiring English sources

Especially during my last months in your city, which I treated as a final hoorah in the world of wide horizons, grand career ambitions and constant mobility.

The Cahn-Hilliard equation with constant mobility, i.e. m ( u ) ≡ c o n s t., has been intensively studied.

Users are randomly scattered over the area and feature constant mobility for the whole duration of the simulations.

Band convergence successfully explains the sharp increase in density-of-states effective mass yet relatively constant mobility and optical band gap measurement.

Incorporation of Ag nanoparticles produce a very efficient n-type doping of graphene (∼7.5 e− per particle) maintaining a constant mobility for particle coverage below ∼0.3 monolayers.

On the other hand, various weaknesses have been revealed, such as children's constant mobility from one CC to the other, as well as their withdrawal from CCs. Allen and Vacca (2011) argued that child's constant mobility results in possible delinquent behaviour that might be exhibited, as a result of the child's environmental changes (friends, school, rules, routine, education and curriculum).

As a matter of fact, those two constants are so important that other impairments do not give further explanations (impact variable: (constant), tongue mobility, cervical mobility, speech to foreigners, swelling, force, mouth opening; depending variable: wish for further CRS).

By comparing the C V curves to the current voltage (I V) curves, dielectric constant, electron mobility and oxide trap densities have been estimated.

All the extensive studies were performed in strong accumulation regime, as a first step, using a constant electron mobility model (100 cm2/V s).

Moreover, methanol is independent on crude oil, a vital factor with the demand for constant increased mobility and is easily obtained from natural gas or renewable biomass resources.

Moreover, we assume constant vacancy mobility in the solid matrix which is assumed to be initially supersaturated with a uniform supersaturation of O (see Fig. 2).