Sentence examples for mobility in both from inspiring English sources
In this way it is possible to compare the molecular mobility in both states.
While French is associated with power and socioeconomic mobility in both capital cities, Lingala determines participation in the popular culture.
The field-effect mobility in both TIPS-pentacene and TES-ADT remains largely unaffected by bending to a radius as small as ~200 μm (~1% strain).
On the other hand, the 1,2,4-thiadiazol derivative 1 binds into the active site causing a significant decrease in enzyme mobility in both monomers.
A reduction in the ionic mobility in both the electrolyte and the electrode adversely affected discharge capacity and high rate performance of the cell.
Serious concerns have, however, been raised concerning the health implications of widespread nanoparticle use and release, deriving largely from the small size, and high reactivity and potential mobility (in both environmental and biological systems) of engineered nanoparticles.
This work presents the assessment of the diffusion mobilities in both the γ′ (Ni3Al-L12) and B2 (NiAl) phases in the Ni Al Cr system utilizing the phenomenological model developed by Helander and Ågren.
Then, employing the decoupled Hamiltonian, we consider the strain dependence of the charged-impurity-limited carrier mobility in phosphorene, for both types of carriers, arbitrary carrier densities and in both armchair and zigzag directions.
Mobility both in- and outdoors prior to hip fracture was classified as mobile without an aid, mobile with an aid or not able to ambulate ("immobile").
Participants described loss of physical function and mobility in relation to both the infection and the surgical treatment that they received.
Diana Furchtgott-Roth, former chief economist at the U.S. Department of Labor, says that this upward mobility is reflected in a dramatic improvement in living standards among low-income people over the past two decades: The Wall Street Journal observed that mobility runs in both directions.
