"At this point the idea is primarily for mobile phones and adding mobility to the on demand experience," he said.
The skulls of snakes possess the ancestral basisphenoidal-pterygoidal joint, a highly mobile quadrate (which gives even greater mobility to the lower jaw), and upper jaws capable of rotating on their longitudinal axes and moving both forward and backward.
Also, they provide mobility to the sizable portion of the population that is too old, too young, too poor or disabled to drive a car.
"The technology we've invented here has introduced mobility to the work force, so that with a laptop and a phone you can work anywhere," Mr. Hancock said.
Experiments with "bionic technology," like brain implants that can restore vision to the blind or mobility to the paralyzed, are now proceeding with human subjects.
Son started up front, Pochettino preferring his mobility to the more traditional virtues of Vincent Janssen, and the South Korean unnerved City with his direct running.
The dime-size silver scales look newly minted, and there is an urban glint to the eye and a mobility to the wide predator jaw.
Many KFOR soldiers and UN administrators, however, do not attribute the Serbs' lack of freedom of mobility to the Albanian threat.
Henry Ford's Model T, which did so much to bring mobility to the United States in the 1920's, was manufactured around the globe.
Cyberdyne, a spin-off from the University of Tsukuba, designed a robotic exoskeleton suit to give mobility to the elderly and disabled.
The other solution, particularly popular in Britain, was armour: improved tanks, operating much like the heavy cavalry of old, were supposed to overcome the defense and restore mobility to the battlefield.
