Sentence examples for mobility of larger from inspiring English sources

Additionally, after the construction was completed, city planners in collaboration with regional road authorities set in motion a new street plan that altered the road section just north of the building site from a two-way street to a one-way, in effect limiting the mobility of larger trucks.

The higher mobility of larger point defects increases their probability to encounter other point defects to form larger point defects with further higher mobilities.

The mechanism underlying the larger mobility of larger multivacancy defects is at a glance considered to be contrary to the fact that many intermolecular bonds have to be broken for a large multivacancy defect to move.

In these approaches, the sample flows through the porous walled tube while a dialysis buffer solution flows outside of the tube, and salt diffuses from the inner to outer flowstream while higher molecular weight analytes are retained in the inner stream, both due to the filtering property of the membrane and the lesser mobility of larger molecules as compared to the salt ions.

While the transport of ions and small molecules by diffusion in the sub-micrometre range is physiologically appropriate, the diffusional mobility of larger structures, such as vesicles, is predicted to be extremely slow, proportional to the aqueous diffusion coefficient and the inverse mass of the structure (Pusch and Neher, 1988).

We were concerned that our reliance on HpaII digestion in the DNA blot analysis described above might create a bias against heavily methylated rRNA gene repeats due to the limited mobility of larger genomic DNA fragments in agarose gels and the potential for uneven hybridization.

The field effect mobility of large area graphene transistors was measured at room temperature to be in the range 1800 2100 cm2/V s at carrier densities between 1011/cm2 and 1012/cm2.

In particular, the filler appears to improve the cation transport number as a results of a decreased mobility of large-sized ions in the rigid environment of the high-pressure state.

Perhaps it is because the more complex (and sinister) gestures of racism -- actions that powerfully inhibit the mobility of large groups of people -- are not packaged into simple statements that are convenient to understand and be angry about.

The mobility of large groups of people unfortunately contributes to the spread of the AIDS virus, and Sudan is no exception.

This observation indicates that an important constraint/limitation to chain assembly in the cell is the low mobility of large objects such as magnetosomes in the cytoplasm.