When Milla, her feet cold and immobile, falls into a fretful sleep, she wakes feeling strangely warm and comforted.
So it found solutions that were, as Lenat freely admits, "socially horrifying": send a thousand defenseless and immobile ships into battle; sink your own ships the moment they get damaged.
This is evidenced by TEM observations of the decomposition of relatively immobile boundaries into two components, one with very low energy and thus immobile, and the other a highly mobile boundary that migrates into neighboring areas of higher strain levels.
These results are consistent with corticosterone both increasing and recruiting the normally synaptic immobile fraction into the freely diffusing pool of receptors (Figure 3).
This process is usually referred to as an epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition (EMT): epithelial-like cells, which are well-organized, fully differentiated, and immobile develop into mesenchymal-like cells, which do not organize, are undifferentiated, and are mobile.
It also eliminates the formation of a gel-like superaggregate, comparable to a "cap" (i.e., a coalescence of immobile receptors into a localized region of the cell surface), which was not detected experimentally.
A key element of extant avian kinesis is the transformation of bony connections that are immobile in nonavian outgroups into thinned "flexion zones" that permit bending movements [10], [13] [17].
Ron remains immobile in his seat well into the night, until the janitors turn the lights off on him.
Due to the complexity in such heterogeneous systems, the mathematical prediction of reactive solute transport taking into account diffusive mass exchange into immobile water regions still remains challenging.
And while she may look china-doll perfect, her hair marcelled into immobile waves, he is quick to observe, as he gazes into her eyes, that she has a flaw in her iris.
