Sentence examples for mass mobility from inspiring English sources

World religions, too, have been transformed in the age of mass mobility and communications.

But an India that makes itself the leader in both cheap cars and clean mass mobility is an India that will be healthier and wealthier.

If the first Test goes the distance, the ground's attendance records will be shattered - a testament to the changing nature of cricket patronage in an era of middle-class plenty and mass mobility.

They are seen to provide a much lower cost option of mass mobility than fixed rail or underground systems which developing countries struggle to afford.

In an era of unprecedented mass mobility, Teleport's goal is to help nomadic workers figure out the best cities to work from.

It thus has little in common with the traditional political histories of the white Atlantic and more with cultural studies of the black Atlantic, especially Paul Gilroy's account (in The Black Atlantic: Modernity and Double Consciousness ) of the Atlantic as the crucible of a modernity defined by upheaval and dispersal, mass mobility, and cultural hybridity.

The mass-mobility exponents associated with these engine thrusts ranged from 2.54 to 2.79 and 1.86 to 2.32 for thrust levels above 30% and below 30%, respectively.

The evolution from nascent to mature soot morphology quantified by its fractal dimension, Df, and mass-mobility exponent, Dfm, is in good agreement with measurements in premixed, diffusion flames and the Cast soot generator.

Effective mass and mobility of strained Ge (1 1 0) inversion layer in PMOSFET are studied theoretically in this paper.

"The whole notion of the American dream," said Frank Levy, an M.I.T. economist, "described a mass upward mobility that is just a lot harder to achieve right now".

Lake water was also analysed for TP and DRP concentrations, and chemical extractions were used to determine the mass and mobility of P in the lake sediments.