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mobility

(1) An umbrella term for portable devices. See mobile device.

(2) The movement of packets in a network. See traffic engineering.

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mobility [mō′bil·əd·ē]

(engineering)

The ability of an analytical balance to react to small load changes; affected by friction and degree of looseness in the balance components.

(fluid mechanics)

The reciprocal of the plastic viscosity of a Bingham plastic.

(physics)

Freedom of particles to move, either in random motion or under the influence of fields or forces.

(solid-state physics)

drift mobility