It's descriptions of total mobilization".
In less-developed societies the impact of total mobilization was felt in other ways.
The order came from Goebbels as part of a decree of total mobilization two months after the Allied invasion at Normandy.
J. Hoberman, in his recent history of Hollywood and the cold war, "Army of Phantoms," finds it an early exemplar of Fortress America, "a vision of total mobilization" in the face of a mounting Communist menace.
Adverse events occurred in 10 interventions, representing 0.8%% of total mobilizations; hypotension occurred in two patients receiving low-dose vasopressors, hypertension in two, and tachycardia in three.
Late in 1944, therefore, he assembled on the Western Front all the manpower that had become available as a consequence of his second "total mobilization": a decree of October 18 had raised a Volkssturm, or "home guard," for the defense of the Third Reich, conscripting all able-bodied men between the ages of 16 and 60 years.
British admiral of the fleet and first sea lord, who was responsible, with Winston Churchill, for the total mobilization of the fleet prior to World War I.
As such, it may not require total mobilization of human and material resources.
"We need a total mobilization of the international community," who she said needed to join together in launching an appeal to stop the destruction. .
The two agencies would also fortify their co-operation on global health issues threatening children, such as the HIV/AIDS pandemic which would require "the total mobilization of governments and societies".
Under this influence, Liang moved away from a cosmological Confucianism, in which order was static and the emperor the "polestar," toward a revolutionary notion of total social mobilization.
