Sentence examples for mobility of which from inspiring English sources

The key difference here is that Bivens assumes some degree of labor mobility, of which ADH find little.

Hexavalent chromium is a water-soluble pollutant, the mobility of which can be controlled by reduction of Cr VI) to less soluble, environmentally benign Cr III).

The dislocation pinning is common to every type of cluster excepted for loops with 1/2〈1 1 1〉 Burgers vector, the mobility of which allows them to glide along with dislocation, thence yielding a minor contribution to hardening.

The co-presence of Ce3+ and Sm3+ in the metal oxides (XPS studies) facilitates the presence of oxygen vacant sites, as confirmed by the Raman spectra (550 590 cm‐1), the mobility of which, though, differs as has been proved by H2-TPR, following the order: Ce0.5Sm0.5 (RE) > Ce0.5Sm0.5 (AC) > Ce0.5Sm0.5 (Ce0.5Sm0.5

Western blot analysis of human embryonic kidney (HEK) cells transfected with SpARC1 identified a 61 kDa protein the mobility of which was PNGase F-sensitive (Fig. 6A).

In each tissue, the affinity-purified EQPT antibody detects at least one band, the mobility of which corresponds to that of the SPANX-N protein expressed in E. coli cells.

Figure 2: x1y13 F8 Alternative urban mobility modes received higher attention than individualized motorized mobility modes, of which e-mobility received the highest attention.

All the MCs of one country come together in a National Network of Mobility Centres, of which some have a joint Mobility Portal.

"It's not the money, not the fame or the possibility of occupational mobility," none of which are likely to be forthcoming, he said.

Aging in place requires distinct kinds of tools and provisions for mobility, many of which have ergonomic constraints or implications.

More important are economic and social mobility, both of which have remained unchanged for ethnic minorities in Britain in the past 20 years.