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For example, electrons can be mobile, as in a metal; immobile, as in an insulator; or flow without resistance, as in a superconductor.
Some systems are bottom-mounted, particularly those in shallower depths; others are mobile, as in the case of ships, submersibles, or floating drill rigs.
The "M," it turns out, stands for mobile, as in "mobile citizen of the world," and the first test of mobile citizenship is in the spacious lobby-bar-work-library-TV space.
His vision is to create "a kind of Groupon model for gentrification" by buying up glorious but unwanted housing stock and moving in tenants, not so much upwardly mobile as in need of a change of pace.
To illustrate the general theory, we present results for a monovalent binary electrolyte, consisting of cations, which react at the electrodes, and non-reactive anions, which are either fixed in space (as in a solid electrolyte) or are mobile (as in a liquid electrolyte).
Systems may be fixed as in Tasmania, mobile as in Queensland2 and Denmark [2].
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The use of green solvents in mobile as well as in stationary phases is a novel approach to develop environmental friendly green TLC method.
They should be made more mobile, as is being done in one of the Tehsils in Rawalpindi division.
We've seen recent changes such as kiosk and mobile check-in as well as mobile or smartphone room keys.
Today, a number of airlines provide both online and mobile check-in as well as mobile boarding passes.
The campaign theme is GoMo, as in "Go mobile" — mobile pronounced MO-bull, as in mobile devices, rather than mo-BEEL, as in the city.
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