Sentence examples for mobility that tends from inspiring English sources
Oxidized iron is usually an element with limited mobility that tends to precipitate.
Oxidized iron is usually an element with limited mobility that tends to precipitate, however, iron oxides/oxyhydroxides are absent in the samples.
Also, the long polymer chains may prevent the mobility of silica sol that tends to be well dispersed in the polymer matrix.
Even when ethnic minorities appear to have moved into a higher social class in the UK, this may simply be to compensate for the downward mobility that migrants tend to experience when they first arrive in the UK.
Yet most cities are still horribly clogged with traffic … Mobility is a very peculiar challenge for a city – different from health or education – because it's one problem that tends to get worse as societies get richer.
In this paper, we proposed a new VANET cluster formation algorithm that tends to group vehicles showing similar mobility patterns in one cluster.
The simplest way to explain their conclusion may be to point out that upward mobility tends to be rare for both blacks and whites, as well as for Latinos, in low-mobility areas.
There tends to be a future view of mobility that centres around high-rise megacities and high-tech transport systems - hover cars, jet packs, railroads in the sky.
Quarantining an entire village is not easy, because it shuts down the mobility that people depend on to meet their basic needs, like tending to farmland, collecting water, going to school, visiting the hospital, and trading.
So that tends to be the challenge.
