Sentence examples for mobility from the from inspiring English sources

During the past century management has changed from traditional transhumance, to collectives that retained herd mobility from the fifties, to private herding from 1992.

Upwardly and downwardly mobile subjects were compared with those who had a similar chance of mobility from the same initial social position but did not move.

But improving rates of upward relative mobility from the bottom comes with a sting in the tail: it requires more downward mobility from the top.

Well by definition then it must mean we'll have lots of mobility from the top down, but actually the psychologists ask them this question too, what's the ideal amount of downward mobility from the top.

Reading your article on social mobility from the pages of my parent-funded subscription was painfully apt.

The partnering is tricky, requiring mobility from the men and requiring one-arm lifts as a woman spirals down a man's body.

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.

There is less upward mobility — and less downward mobility from the top — even than in Europe, and we're not just talking about Scandinavia.

The predicted relationship was verified by the previous study on the charge carrier density dependence of the mobility from the other research group.

Throughout we look at soft-mobility from the citizen's perspective and highlight the barriers to soft-mobility in winter.