Sentence examples for mobilization I from inspiring English sources

Despite sustained gas production, this maximum was never exceeded, likely due to the onset of gas phase mobilization (i.e., ebullition) upon reaching a buoyancy-capillarity threshold.

Thermal water production cessations and restarts most likely have a significant effect on scale-fragment mobilization, i.e., causing additional mechanical stress from pressure and temperature changes, increased (micro turbulences, and probably elevated (abrasive) particle concentrations.

Among many others, an immediate effect of GC secretion is energy mobilization (i.e. glucose) from storage sites to exercising muscles, for example by stimulating hepatic gluconeogenesis [21,42,45].

Although all 104 clusters implemented the same core program activities, we anticipated that the level of community mobilization, i.e. volunteer participation and engagement of FSWs in those activities, would vary.

Focusing on anti-communism as mass psychological aspect and political mobilization, I will analyze the changing dynamics of the nature of anti-communism and its persistent political efficacy even after democratization in South Korea.

I do not question the sincerity of the participants, but in these mass mobilizations I see many lost opportunity costs.

I was torn between accepting and declining, but I realized that, if I declined, the mobilization that I had kicked off would die.

Stem cell collection practices and related outcomes were analyzed separately by disease and mobilization method, i.e. lymphoma patients mobilized with C+G (L C+G) vs. G-CSF alone (L G) and myeloma patients mobilized with C+G (M C+G) vs. G-CSF alone (M G).

On the other hand, the notion of foremost journey, and in particular of foremost increasing journey, is extremely relevant as it describes timely mobilization flow, i.e., flow that arrives at a node as early as possible.

When I got to mobilization training, I figured something out.

His new book, co-authored with his brother Paul, on the craft of mass mobilization, This Is an Uprising: How Nonviolent Revolt Is Shaping the Twenty-First Century (Nation Books), has just been published.