Sentence examples for mobility over the from inspiring English sources

Liu et al. in [7] showed that the coverage can be improved by a mobile sensor network with continuous mobility over the time, compared to that with a static network.

Mobile IP has been designed to support host mobility over the Internet.

But the acceleration and breadth of mobility over the past decade are unprecedented.

(Statistically speaking, the dozen or so quarterbacks known for their mobility over the last 20 years ran at least four or five times a game, and at least once for every half-dozen or so passes they threw).

In the words of the Economic Report of the President: "The confluence of rising inequality and low economic mobility over the past three decades poses a real threat to the future of the United States as a land of opportunity".

His argument is that we've seen a precipitous decline in social mobility over the last 30 years: "Once the United States was famed as a land of opportunity, where a family could leap from 'rags to riches' in a generation".

As CDO, he leads Toyota's newly created Digital Transformation & Mobility unit, leading shared mobility, connectivity services, and over-the-air upgrades among other responsibilities.

Low-mobility ions roll over the waves more often than high-mobility ions; thus, they leave the cell later, as can be seen in Fig.  3.

In addition to this work, Children of the 90s studies have demonstrated that peanut allergies are widespread in the population; suggested that there is little evidence for social mobility over generations in the UK; and provided strong support for the idea that physical activity, when encouraged from childhood, has a real effect on controlling obesity later in life.

Economic mobility over generations is the best measure of how much inequality we should embrace, and by that measure we are behind all developed countries except Britain.

It has been suggested that SEP in childhood can have a lasting effect on mental health in adulthood and people in different social mobility groups over the life course have varying health outcomes, with the downwardly mobile having poorer health, compared to those who maintained a high level of SEP across early life and adulthood [ 17, 18].