Sentence examples for mobility free from inspiring English sources

Esprit's hip corporate culture — its non-hierarchical offices and upward mobility, free Italian lessons and half-price opera tickets — left a mark on him, he says.

He indicated that the government wanted to see the implementation of reforms agreed at the Lisbon and Stockholm summits to cut red tape, increase labour market mobility, free up the financial services sector and open up competition in energy and technology.

The simulated results of the membrane structure (chain mobility, free volume properties), the sorption quantities and diffusion coefficients of water/propylene in the blend membranes showed the identical changing trends as the experimental results.

I'm willing to trade off 99.999% reliability for price and features" such as mobility, free long distance and free call-waiting, says Notebaert, a veteran industry executive who started out 35 years ago at the original AT&T monopoly's local Bell in Wisconsin.

The utilities of approximations based on the bare-particle electrophoretic mobility, free-solution mobility, and electroosmotic flow in hydrogels are explored.

Each player renewing his contract gets a favourable appreciation of his talent compared to a group of like players, thus inflating the average pay of the bunch with each signing.As a player gains mobility through free agency his services are auctioned, which results in his getting the highest salary that any team will concede.

The model does include time-varying student characteristics concerning mobility and free lunch eligibility.

This indicates that ions reduce the mobility of free water molecules in the solutions.

The polymer chains mobility and free volume properties of the blend membranes were characterized.

Concentration and mobility of free carriers are the key parameters which determine the performance of the device in applications.

In the F−, Cl−, Br− series, the mobility of free water molecules increases, which is in agreement with the size and the surface charge of the ions.