Sentence examples for mobility and dynamic from inspiring English sources

Ongoing improvements to the HX MS nanodisc technology, including improved sample preparation, chromatographic separation, MS sensitivity, ion mobility, and dynamic range will further increase peptide coverage and provide more information regarding protein dynamics for large transmembrane systems like GGCX.

Network bandwidth and error rate changes frequently in wireless networks because of user mobility and dynamic channel conditions.

This further encourages design of efficient routing protocols that can provide reliable and efficient data delivery against node mobility and dynamic topology.

Moreover simulation analysis and basic experiments have been carried out to verify the mobility and dynamic performance of the V2-HVPC.

The second relay remains available all the time, while the first one alternates between awake and dormant state every 15 seconds to mimic user mobility and dynamic channel conditions.

Table 3 The zeta potential, electrophoretic mobility, and dynamic light scattering analysis (hydrodynamic diameter and polydispersity) for non-doped TiO2 and SC-TiO2 powders Sample Zeta potential (mV) Electrophoretic mobility (μmcm/Vs) Particle size (nm) Polydispersity index Pure TiO2 −43.5 mV ±0.7 −3.18 411 0.24 Sample 1 −24.2 mV ±1.0 −1.75 683 0.42 Sample 2 −25.0 mV ±0.5 −1.67 660 0.46.

Nonetheless, different from traditional mobile ad hoc networks [9, 10], VANET is a special mobile ad hoc network for its features, such as the restricted vehicle mobility and highly dynamic.

However, due to the high mobility and the dynamic network topology in vehicular environment, there is no assurance that the back path is still available followed by the interest message which causes disconnected link problem.

To build an item response theory based computer adaptive test (CAT) for balance from 3 traditional, fixed-form balance measures: Berg Balance Scale (BBS), Performance-Oriented Mobility Assessment (POMA), and dynamic gait index (DGI); and to examine whether the CAT's psychometric performance exceeded that of individual measures.

Writing in Next City, Gregory Scruggs explains that the Brazilian city's strategy involves working towards a "culture of peace", regularising land tenure, improving urban mobility and creating a "dynamic innovation ecosystem", focused on revitalising an area of industrial land near the city centre called the 4th District.

The Timed Up and Go (TUG) is a simple test used to assess both static and dynamic mobility balance [ 34].