Sentence examples for its mobilisation from inspiring English sources

10 11 Given that knowledge is socially contingent, it follows therefore that its mobilisation also takes place through a social process of inter-connected groups of individuals and communities.

Alternatively it is possible that stimuli exist that can trigger its mobilisation to the cell surface.

The danger is that the Kremlin may now feel the need to justify its mobilisation.

But its mobilisation without clear leadership, with the help only of mobile telephones and the internet, must have unnerved officials made jumpy by fears that China might copy the Arab Spring.

This is likely explained by the NO3− fertilisation of the non-nodulated plants during growth resulting in the accumulation of NO3− in root tissue followed by its mobilisation during hypoxia (Brandão and Sodek 2009).

This newly found role for NRP1 correlates with its mobilisation away from mature focal adhesions in VEGF-induced β3-integrin-depleted cells; this shift in cellular localisation does not occur in wild-type cells.

There is speculation that it will soon scale down its military mobilisation.

They were considered matured and suitable to be applied to soil based on the study of Shiralipour et al. (1992) who have identified that if the CN ratio is less than 30, it will help crop production with its microbial mobilisation.

Podemos's strength has come from its grassroots mobilisation, with more than 1,000 groups that meet regularly across the country.

A second limitation is that we do not add any additional personnel resources to accomplish the daily SOMS goal and this is an environment which occasionally has difficulty meeting its current mobilisation goals.

"POSSIBLE EXPLOSION WORLD TRADE CENTER BUILDING," it tells its officers as it announces the start of its highest-level mobilisation to downtown Manhattan.