Sentence examples similar to mobilisation of space from inspiring English sources
Technologically facilitated and environmentally positioned, scuba diving brings together the distal and the proximate to produce a particular experience of space and a particular mobilisation of emotion.
The mobilisation of so many people, in such a short space of time, is testament to the fact that such a large part of the community knows only too well the experiences of these two young women.
The phenomenon is attributed to mobilisation of fine particles at elevated velocities, their migration in porous space with the following straining in thin pores and attachment to pore walls.
Sweden's biggest mobilisation of national defence resources in the 21st Century is currently taking place in the Stockholm archipelago.
He told the Guardian: "Axelrod puts mobilisation of activists at the centre of all his campaigns.
It took three weeks, outrage and the mobilisation of thousands of people to make that happen.
"That's why the mobilisation of people of faith, including the Catholic church, is so important".
And importantly, recent weeks have seen the mobilisation of a new political force.
The actual mobilisation of such a will, however, is less easily dismissed.
Some effect social change through political campaigns, marches and the mobilisation of social media.
