Sentence examples for mobility and rapid from inspiring English sources

Throughout Russia, a shrinking population, limited worker mobility and rapid economic growth has dried up the pool of available labor.

AECFV is suitable for VANET's characteristics such as high node's mobility and rapid topology change.

Population mobility and rapid urbanization have caused migrant pupils to have commuting problems.

Although the mobility and rapid sampling capabilities of direct-push techniques have led to their widespread use for evaluating the distribution of organic contaminants, complementary methods for the characterization of spatial variations in geochemical conditions have not been developed.

The use of titanium mesh cage in trauma is appealing because of its success rate, the ability of the construct to accommodate immediate limb mobility and rapid return to full weight bearing, the biologic advantage of cancellous bone grafting that can span a larger defect, and the major inherent limitations of other treatment alternatives [4].

In our fast moving world, where mobility and rapid response are the hallmarks of how modern organizations function, communications security is something that has gone out the window.

The most significant differences are the special mobility pattern and rapid changing topology, so it might not be effective to apply the existing routing protocols from MANETs to VANETs.

By using solutions at high cell concentrations, we reduced cell mobility and maximized rapid identification of cells for imaging purposes; however, this also entailed the disadvantage of cell agglomeration, which of course reduced our chances of imaging one single flat cell at a time.

Yet, 3-CA was not detected in the sewage sludge or biosolids samples of the present study, likely due to its known aqueous mobility and its rapid biodegradation.

Changes within the meniscus and deep layers of cartilage, where highly organized collagen fibrils restrict proton mobility and cause rapid relaxation of the MRI signal, are particularly challenging to measure by conventional imaging techniques.

During the first two decades of post-Soviet Russia, both upward and downward social mobility were rapid and common.