Sentence examples for perfectly mobile from inspiring English sources

The interface between phases was modeled as perfectly mobile, with interfacial tension.

It is right to talk of the "impossible trinity"—to note that these days, much as you would like to, you cannot have all three out of perfectly mobile capital, monetary independence and a stable currency.

The answer is to give the poor purchasing power in the market for education, again by means of vouchers.Since education below university level has fairly strong public-good characteristics, even competing governments in the Utopia of perfectly mobile people and capital would subsidise it, and help the poor to buy more.

Note that contrary to remittances and wages, savings are perfectly mobile, since they can be withdrawn and spent in any location.

Assuming a CES production function, value added is generated by combining capital and labor aggregates that are perfectly mobile across activities.

We are careful to draw the distinction between different time horizons in view of the fact that capital is not perfectly mobile across sectors.

True, for the time being it exists only on paper, as a vague promise, but we can see a perfectly concrete mobile field kitchen — the "goulash cannon" of soldiers' slang — set up in the meadow behind the table, its kettle steaming and sending out a soupy aroma.

This also means that, if you are hoping to drive Gen Zers back to a company website, you must make sure that website works perfectly on mobile.

"Cricket is a sport that lends itself perfectly to mobile coverage," said Anil Nair, Head, Wireless Media, Cricinfo.

This works perfectly for mobile because so many people now pull out their phones when they have a few minutes to kill; Aardvark gives you a way to kill time by helping other people with a question.

Now I view pregnancy not as a perfectly loving mobile spa, but rather, as a fragile environment, one that must be kept healthy at all costs if a developing fetus is ever to be allowed to experience the delicate imperative of each of its genes.