Examples of mobility

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Examination after 14 hours: many preserve energetic mobility.
The second research question concerned the importance of upward and downward mobility versus ongoing poverty, dependency or stable economic circumstances.
The bond between the generations was weaker and there was considerable inter-generational social mobility in both the countryside and the cities.
In many practical situations, however, it is difficult to distinguish physician-induced referral from chosen mobility.
The majority of its clients are older people whose problems arise from physical dif ficulties with mobility, eyesight, hearing and continence.
A physical examination was performed assessing physical markers of collagen weakness including the presence of striae, hernia, joint mobility and varicose veins.
By citing several landmark studies, he illustrates that socially upward mobility does not always mean linguistic homogenization toward the standard.
During this period, international steamship and rail communications ensured for performers both intra-national and international mobility through touring.
In sum, it may become a problem of denying mobility to communicative resources.
Mobility addresses the chronic inability of the poor to participate in the social and economic mainstream.
On this basis, they should exhibit mobility, and be assigned lexical entries with structural representations similar to the one in (3b).
The interviews also explored the impact of mobility and accommodation issues on their experiences.
The mobility has normally been attributed to the fact that the featural exponents are not segmentally affiliated in underlying representation.
Owing to the high mobility of the electrons along the magnetic field, the contribution of the parallel thermal flux in (49) vanishes.
Consequently, workers and managers could interpret the causes of mobility in diametrically opposite fashion.
In recent years, new forms of residential mobility in later life have been emerging.
Income losses, or downward income mobility, among those already on low incomes clearly present a high risk of severe poverty.
What were the loci of mobility in artefacts and practices as well as people?
Barriers to adherence include initial health status, mobility restrictions, social activity limitations and isolation.
In these cases of locomotion on a so-called irregular terrain, legged robots demonstrate better mobility and versatility when compared to tracked or wheeled vehicles.
First, did they provide avenues for upward social mobility, or were their members mainly of the elites?
Small amounts of social mobility in societies of strong ties rapidly reduce disparities.
The paper then turns to consider the barriers to and problems with an increase in virtual mobility in society.
What are the barriers to mobility for older people?
The data on specific barriers suggest that transport and mobility issues had a highly significant influence on participation.
Overall, however, the results indicate that there is no major causal relationship between elite upward mobility and regional separatism.
The plain, dotted and crossed bars denote protons associated with more, less and least mobilities, respectively.
The selectivity sequence among anions roughly follows their aqueous mobilities.
The permeabilities are equal for all the nonatomic anions tested, and that of the atomic anions vary inversely with their aqueous mobilities.
Lipid mobilities on the parasite surface of schistosomula, long and adult stages of development were obtained and clear evidence of lipid immobilization seen.
On single concentration gels, relative mobilities were compared in terms of the ratio of migration distance to gel length for each protein band.
We study the role of migration in case of a two-dimensional substrate for a whole range of mobilities.
Moreover, the essence of the comparative approach is that the conclusions result from the interpretation of relative mobilities of matched species.
On gradient gels, relative mobilities were compared in terms of the polyacrylamide concentration corresponding to the distance migrated.
A new lexicon is needed to capture the variety of contemporary mobilities and displacements.
A set of phase mobilities and capillarity pressure functions is described to meet a triangular tensor of capillarity-diffusion.
The different long-short arm species of the complexes may then be compared and the pattern of mobilities analysed.
The city, in other words, precipitates a spatial orientation because the mobilities it creates open for some the possibility of choice at any critical moment in time.
The side chain mobilities of contact residues often decrease upon binding of a protein to its target, as would be expected within a tightly packed interface.
The observed pattern of mobilities is interpreted in terms of a rapid exchange between approximately equal populations of parallel and anti-parallel conformations as shown, with strand polarities indicated for clarity.
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