Sentence examples for mobility to one from inspiring English sources
The first-ever TechCrunch conference in Tel Aviv is just slightly more than a month away, and we couldn't be more excited to bring this day-long intensive event focused on mobility to one of the fastest growing startup ecosystems in the world.
A pair of non-circular gears is then synthesized on the basis of the relation between these two angular inputs, thus reducing the mobility to one.
The lumbar disc herniation has sometimes been reported to lead to the musculoskeletal findings of acute tilt or impaired lateral mobility to one side or the other.
Weitz [ 16] had described that the lumbar disc herniation could lead to the musculoskeletal findings of acute tilt or impaired lateral mobility to one side or the other.
There is little job mobility to improve one's job status and therefore extend her entitlement exchange.
More than half a century of sweeping educational reforms have done little to improve Britain's social mobility, according to one of the country's leading experts on equality.
Depending on presence of LOS in the area i, process {R i (n), n = 0, 1,...} has either Rician or Rayleigh distribution with mean E[R i ] = L i. Setting the number of states of the Markov chain in each state of the mobility model to one (H = 1) and choosing Δf small enough we capture these distributions as F R, i k Δ f Δ f = p k x k + 1 - x k. (7).
In what has been described as a 'system of automobilty' (Sheller and Urry 2000), where motorised private transport is taken for granted as the privileged mode, the loss of the ability to drive can be a blow not only to mobility, but to one's identity as an independent adult: a 'major life event' (Ziegler and Schwanen 2011).
It is taking AirWatch from the realm of simply managing mobility to actually providing one of its own applications, and a popular one at that.
The idea of a right to a nationality is the correlative of the idea of a right to mobility, if one reflects on the matter.
There were three main objectives of this draconian order by the police: (1) to reduce any potential contact between the civilians and the shifta, (2) to break the morale of the hard-core shifta members so that they would surrender to the security forces and (3) to completely transform the lifestyle of the nomads from one of mobility to sedentarization.
