However, a number of different nuances around mobility mean that good data collection on mobile populations is not just a matter of finding them.
As in Tamil Nadu, the foundation hopes to focus especially on prevention among mobile populations -- sex workers, truckers, migrants -- who carry the virus from state to state.
The former were able to colonize previously uninhabited lands or to impose their rule by force over less mobile populations.
New patterns of Chinese migration send upwardly mobile populations straight to houses in the suburbs and job opportunities in cities far from the coasts.
With 500,000 people, Tasmania now rivals Iceland in having one of the world's least mobile populations, with little immigration or emigration.
This mixed method data collection technology can be used to study various highly mobile populations navigating the multiplex, opaque social landscape of labor migration over time.
Audrey is interested in the relationship between mobile populations and the states in which they reside, including pirates, migrant workers and diasporic elites.
But in the wake of the Industrial Revolution, in a world of newly mobile populations and mass communication, name fashions bloomed.
Through the controlled use of fire, denser, more mobile populations could move for the first time into heavily wooded areas and caves.
Generally speaking, states in New England and the mid-Atlantic had the most upwardly mobile residents, whereas states in the South had the least mobile populations.
The tournament has given audiences some displays of masterful soccer, but also more than a few intriguing subplots as the increasingly mobile populations around Europe and the world create an overlapping web of confused loyalties.
