The emerging wireless handheld devices dramatically expand mobility when applied to standard industrial activities like inventory and stock management.
Furthermore, the tension between the funding of expanded mobility and the funding of enhanced local accessibility to services within a digitalized environment requires a more thorough consideration than previously afforded by the literature.
Since we also know from Table 9 how many of the each 2004 cohort moved from the rural to the urban sector, we can estimate the number of people who moved from each cell to each other cell of an expanded mobility matrix.18 We construct such a matrix for our four equivalent cohorts and show the result in Table 8.
But "over time" Davis said Republicans can make progress if they become "comfortable not just talking about conservatism as a defense of liberty, but as an instrument for expanding social mobility and opportunity".
Assigned to the 299th Engineer Battalion in Tikrit, Cain took command of a Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck — or "hemmit" — a monstrous land schooner that rides on eight four-foot-tall tires and hauls everything from gasoline to tampons.
Made of bamboo and rattan, the cart was conceived to ease and expand the mobility of women, providing them with an efficient vehicle for transporting children to schools or doctors, and for bringing handicrafts to market to earn extra money.
Why, in a time of economic turmoil when so many initiatives were being cut, did these companies feel it was important to maintain and even expand their mobility support for their employees?
"Anthony's unmatched experience and future-focused perspective will push us forward as we partner with cities and regulators to expand affordable mobility options, take cars off the road, and fundamentally change cities for the better".
The lower the number of young people ages 16-24 who are not in school and not working, the higher the region's capacity to expand economic mobility, and thus its Index Score.
That is why Opportunity Nation -- a bipartisan, cross-sector campaign of 250 organizations that reach 100 million Americans -- launched in 2011 to develop private and public sector solutions to expand economic mobility.
