Sentence examples for whose mobility from inspiring English sources

Therefore, from a communications point of view, a vehicle can be regarded as a mobile network whose mobility has to be managed by means of network mobility management protocols.

The DSA effect was due to interactions between mobile dislocations and interstitial solute atoms whose mobility was affected by the presence of high concentration of substitutional solute atoms.

It took Mr. Harris, whose mobility is limited, almost a minute to turn off the recorder.

Bigger development organisations were wary of working with such communities, whose mobility made it hard to measure impact.

For older adults whose mobility is poor, WHO recommends physical activity on three or more days each week.

But neither Allen nor Peterson has Sehorn's experience, especially when it comes to facing Philadelphia quarterback Donovan McNabb, whose mobility puts added pressure on the defensive backs to stay with their receivers downfield.

The case in federal court in Seattle is a breach-of-contract dispute between Microsoft and Motorola, whose mobile phone unit, Motorola Mobility, Google bought in 2011 for $12.5 billion.

Since joint hypermobility is common in the general population, it is often difficult to make a clear distinction between those individuals at the upper end of the normal "joint mobility spectrum" and those whose increased mobility reflects the presence of a connective tissue disorder.

The material is found to be a mixed conductor whose ionic mobility is 1.5 times faster than electronic mobility.

He noted the shame evident in people whose upward mobility had been thwarted.

The more likely inclusion is Liam Miller, who may be below Reid in the Sunderland pecking order, but whose greater mobility makes him more pleasing to the Italian.