Sentence examples for mobility to a from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Foster pushes the ideal of mobility to a new extreme.
It was a busy day for pope, who at 83 suffers from Parkinson's disease and has relinquished much of his mobility to a mechanized throne.
But this gives upward social mobility to a class of women who, even in their own Dalit communities, have been at the bottom of system," she says.
But the move for Harrison was an intriguing one – it semes some thought is being given to including greater mobility to a midfield that includes Frank Lampard and Andrea Pirlo.
We attribute PLE mobility to a PLE-encoded large serine recombinase, Int, that hijacks a specific phage protein, which we refer to as PexA, to direct PLE excision during ICP1 infection.
The last year alone has witnessed a number of high-priced transactions for intellectual property rights, from Google's $12.5 billion takeover of Motorola Mobility to a consortium's purchase of 6,000 technologies from the bankrupt Nortel Networks for $4.5 billion.
In addition, males were more likely to attribute their impaired mobility to an accident.
But in the long term, an increase in physical activity is considered to lead to a better mobility, to an improvement in gait performance and consecutively to a reduction of fall and injury risk.
... It's a sense of freedom and mobility to have a bicycle". The children ranged in age, from 3 years old to teenagers.
MIT Professor Daniela Rus combines automation and mobility to create a smarter world.
He is also working with Global Electric Motorcars and eMotion Mobility to create a car-sharing plan.
