Mobility

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Mobility is the state of being in motion.

Mobility may also refer to:

Contents 1 In sociology 2 In entertainment 3 In engineering 4 In physics 5 Unclassified 6 See also

In sociology

• Academic mobility, the possibility for students and teachers to move between different institutions
• Apprentices mobility, students and teachers in VET moving to another institution
• Economic mobility
• Social mobility, the ability of individuals within a society to move between different social levels
• Population mobility, migration within a population

In entertainment

• Mobility (computer game)
• Mobility (song), the debut single by Moby
• Mobility (chess)

In engineering

• Mobile computing, a generic term describing one's ability to use technology untethered, but often used to refer to access to information or applications from occasionally-connected, portable, networked computing devices.
• Mobility as a term used in the logistics industry, referring to trucking, shipping, aviation, transport, vehicle rental, etc.
• Mobility device, a self-conveyance for people with disabilities

In physics

• Electron mobility or hole mobility
• Electrophoretic mobility of charged species

Unclassified

• Mobility (military) - the ability of military units or weapon systems to move to an objective
• Mobility CarSharing, a Swiss car-sharing co-operative.
• Mobility (fluid dynamics), the ability of a porous medium to allow the passage of fluids.
• see also Motility, the biological term for the ability to move spontaneously and actively

See also

• Mobilization (and immobilization)

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