Sentence examples for mobility from its from inspiring English sources

US 730 runs 41.78 mile in Oregon and Washington and is listed as part of the National Highway System, a system of roads crucial to the nation's economy, defense and mobility, from its western terminus at I-84 east of Boardman to the end of its concurrency with US 395 in Umatilla.

With this analytical framework in mind, we attempt to understand the dynamics guiding the Mobility Partnership from its negotiation to its implementation and how it participates in the diffusion of ideas and practices related to the management of migration, linking this approach with the literature on Europeanization.

McCall was pleased with the winger's display, which he joked made up for a lack of mobility from his front two.

When measuring human mobility from CDRs, it is important to remember that mobility is about space and time.

The origin of the strong 〈100〉 fibre texture exhibited by the extruded alloy is shown to be unlikely to arise from a mobility advantage derived from its orientation relationship with the matrix.

The proposed mechanism has no movable joints and gains its mobility from the deflection of compliant members.

The proposed mechanism has no movable joints and gains its mobility from the deflection of flexible members.

The resulting routing table does not contain node with faster mobility or node deviated from its original course.

The subunit of the single protein band was estimated to be 24.7 kDa from its mobility relative to those of standard proteins on SDS-PAGE.

Indeed, that kind of mobility has characterized America from its beginning.

She said the boost to labor mobility from new countries joining the E.U. increased its gross domestic product by almost €40 billion, or $55 billion, between 2004 and 2007.