Thus, WMHs may impair mobility directly, by disrupting mobility-related circuits, or indirectly, by disrupting circuits responsible for executive functions.
During the colonial period in East Africa at the beginning of the twentieth century, the idea that mobility has benefits gained support when the colonial administration in Kenya and Tanzania tried to disrupt pastoral mobility (Borjeson et al. 2008; Hughes 2006; Hodgson 2001; Rutten 1992).
For example, strikes disrupt the mobility of people, hamper business activities, and interfere with travel to work, as well as potentially cause the loss of a paycheck, and so on.
Its communications were also disrupted, its mobility restricted.
To investigate this, two graduate students in my lab, Bill Winston and Christina Molodowitch, isolated mutants that specifically disrupted dsRNA mobility (Science, PDF).
Im/mobilites and the Afro-imaginary brings together artists, urbanists, and architects working in New York City and around the world to discuss how policing, the legacy of urban renewal, and other disruptive pressures of the modern neo-liberal city disrupt black urban mobility.
"This has the potential to disrupt and stall social mobility for a generation growing up during an economic recession," says the report.
Communication in Vehicular Ad-Hoc Networks (VANETs) is frequently disrupted by high mobility of nodes, obstacles, and interference-prone links.
At the party, panel speakers were expected to discuss "how digital technology can change, improve, disrupt, enhance and perhaps revolutionize mobility," but their musings were mostly muted by the networking and snacking din.
