Sentence examples for mobility not only from inspiring English sources

A belief in the possibility of upward mobility not only morally justifies inequality as the expression of talents and energies, but also extends a promise to those with lower incomes.

Experimental results show that as the Ga concentration increases, mobility not only decreases drastically but also becomes less temperature dependent.

New collections of data that capture human mobility not only help us to understand their underlying patterns but also to design intelligent systems.

Their results revealed that international mobility not only affects migrants' preferences but also the political perceptions and behaviors of their relatives and friends in their countries of origin.

We extend the interpretation of Eqs. 1 and 2 to describe probe mobility not only in concentrated solutions of a single polymer size but also in solutions of mixed-size polymers in which individual crowders may be dilute but all together contribute to a high overall crowding level.

Acknowledgment of the displacement of the degree of conscious between plants and animals should enable humanity with its higher-grade consciousness and rapid mobility not only to nurture, comprehend and value the relative stillness of the lower-grade plant protoconsciousness, but also for both animals and plants to share mutual experiences through primary perception.

Online booking, app-enabled location devices and suchlike have made these "smart mobility" models not only possible, but easy.

To the Editor: Re "Harder for Americans to Rise From Economy's Lower Rungs" (front page, Jan . 5: America's stalled mobility is not only disheartening — it also challenges our sense of national identity and is a threat to economic prosperity.

However, growing mobility is not only from East to West.

This node mobility affects not only the source and/or destination, as in a conventional wireless network, but also intermediate nodes, due to the network's multihop nature.

As Dietrich Elchlepp, BMBF division head for young researchers, recognised, "Mobility is not only impeded by inflexible administrative structures, but also by not knowing about the funding opportunities".