Sentence examples for mobility possibilities from inspiring English sources

The event itself provided ample time for teachers to explore mobility possibilities and to discuss the more technical aspects relating to assessment of learning outcomes.

Such a systemic research approach thereby maneuvers on the interface of different scientific disciplines, or, to put it in other words: if fully automated driving is considered to play a significant role in future mobility possibilities, "it should not be restricted to an arena primarily concerned with technical and legal questions" [81, p. 170].

In fact, mobile learning is characterized by the learners' mobility, the possibility of having localized data and information, the large amount of data that can be collected during a learning session, the affordances provided by the technologies and the social dynamics that characterize the context in which learning takes place.

And whatever they ride it's a fairly safe bet that an app is going to be involved in the process of finding (docklessness is therefore another attention play) or unlocking (scan that QR code!) the mobility device — opening up the possibility that a single app could house multiple mobility options and thus capture more overall value.

Such data on means/proportions and correlations suggest a 'double whammy' affecting socioeconomic mobility: the overall possibilities for improved well-being are relatively low and within-family dynamics provide further hindrance.

MMS and MMV advantages are: mobility - the possibility of installation in various aircraft cabins types; and versatility - the possibility of any required equipment installation for the treatment of victims with various trauma severity, safe fixation of medical equipment straight on the module, equipment operation off-line as well as using the aircraft power supply network.

With fans distracted by superstar mobility and the possibility of a lockout looming, the league was eager to refocus attention on the game, or at least the court.

Their essence consisted of packing troops together in dense, massive blocks, to some extent sacrificing flexibility, mobility, and the possibility of concealment in order to achieve mutual protection and maximize striking power.

Fourthly, increased viscosity reduces latex mobility, lowering collision possibility among latex particles.

Finally, I would like to mention an issue related to intergenerational mobility, namely, the possibility of "reversals of fortune".

However, existing methods to measure tire/road noise lack in mobility, in the possibility of measuring comprehensively, and are expensive and sophisticated to use.