Sentence examples for element of mobility from inspiring English sources
Like Pennington, Harrington infused his offense with an energy that had been lacking; Harrington also added an element of mobility.
As a result, in cities and rural areas with insufficient public transport service a passenger car may be the crucial element of mobility, whereas in dense urban areas it could be replaced with different mode choices [14, 15].
With the numbers of sheep and goats in the hundreds of thousands for polities, animal husbandry must have been practiced with a significant element of mobility, often over long distance.
This study employs Amartya Sen's Capability Approach as a guiding conceptual framework in the exploration of public transport as an element of mobility among the young-old living in Stockholm, Sweden.
Drawing on his wartime experiences, he emphasized the elements of mobility and surprise.
Mobile technology is currently ahead of developments in the implementation of new management methods and process architecture with elements of mobility.
Having looked both at the previous beta and the new version, I can say that BuddyPing could well be one of the best un-funded startups in the UK today, combining some of the best elements of mobility, presence, social networking and user generated content.
The findings of this study provide empirical evidence to improve our understanding about the elements of mobility that are associated with elevated HIV risk.
Malick has a vision of the pursuit of happiness, and, in particular, on the happiness itself that everyone's supposed to be pursuing, with its elements of upward mobility, increased leisure, cultural aspiration, intellectual achievement, family, community, and private property.
This symbiosis may enhance the root systems ability to absorb and carry phosphorus and other soil elements of low mobility by means of a network of mycelia, thus promoting optimum plant growth (Raiman et al. 2007).
The classes aimed to stimulate overall function concurrently with perceptive and coordinative components of movement, combining elements of general mobility and coordination of the lower and upper limbs.
