Sentence examples for mobility close to from inspiring English sources
A layer-by-layer analysis indicates a maximum mobility close to the interface, but Li+ mobility remains enhanced even at the center of the simulated nanocrystals.
However, recently, large SLEG areas have been produced on the C-face of on-axis SiC substrates and, on such monolayer graphene, the carriers were holes with mobility close to the one found in mechanically exfoliated graphene films on SiO2/Si [14].
Interestingly, modelled positions near the membrane are slightly shifted towards the centre of the cell, which might indicate lower mobility close to the membrane.
The findings reveal that mobility involving a major functional change is linked to individuals' career anchors, while mobility closest to their current job is mostly influenced by job satisfaction variables.
The Hall mobility at RT is as high as 1,500 cm2/Vs, and the value of field effect mobility is close to that of silicon devices.
The aim of our study is to design a biocompatible compact joint with two degrees of freedom and a mobility range close to ±90°.
This paper presents a joint with two degrees of freedom (DOF) and a mobility range close to ±60° when driven by SMA triple wires.
This value does not match the high values obtained from the exfoliated graphene in transistor measurements [11], but to our knowledge, the obtained mobilities are close to the highest reported using CVD graphene on oxide substrates with standard lithographic processing [12].
Other recent approaches argue that mobility anchors closer to the content servers may be the solution to optimize the mobility performance.
Exploiting Clar's theory, we design unit cells where the number and position of the edge phenyl groups are adjusted to maximize the hole or/and the electron mobility reaching values close to that of graphene.
Thomas et al. [20, 21] and Dang and Wu [22] consider the scenario in DTN where some nodes under entity mobility may stay close to each other for some time and thus they can form a cluster.
