March 11 , 1890Everett, Massachusetts June 28 , 1974Belmont, Massachusetts Vannevar Bush, (born March 11 , 1890 Everett, Mass., U.S. died June 28 , 1974 Belmont, Mass ., American electrical engineer and administrator who developed the Differential Analyzer and oversaw government mobilization of scientific research during World War II.
Beyond the scientific interest of colloid mobilization and transport at the field scale, these results have important implications for a region of about 160,000 km2 in southwest China that featured similar hydrogeologic settings as the experimental site.
The mobilization of the Italian scientific community gave rise to a public petition to the Minister, aimed at asking the Minister to 'review the secondary schools programs and to rectify an oversight which is detrimental to the scientific culture of future generations' (Lorenzi 2004).
Concerned about the lack of coordination in scientific research and the requirements of defense mobilization, Bush proposed the creation of a general directive agency in the federal government, which he discussed with his colleagues.
The Sendai Framework emphasizes the need to "enhance the scientific and technical work on disaster risk reduction and its mobilization through the coordination of existing networks and scientific research institutions at all levels and in all regions, with the support of the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction Scientific and Technical Advisory Group" (UNISDR 2015b, Paragraph 25g).
Lymphocytosis induced by exercise is well established in the scientific literature [ 28, 29] and results from the mobilization of immunocompetent cells from immune organs (lymph node and spleen) to the circulation.
Efficient workflows provide the foundation for successful digitization of biodiversity collections and foster the mobilization of increased quantities of specimen data for scientific research, natural resource management, education, and policy-making.
Through governmental support, such a plan should generate a nationwide mobilization to engage a range of stakeholders across scientific, medical, and social networks (e.g., the National Center for Ethics, France Alzheimer, and the Médéric Alzheimer Foundation).
The mobilization of populations had become not merely total but scientific: governments managed to squeeze the last ounce of effectiveness out of men and women of all ages, who endured rationing, extended workweeks, and protracted military service to an extent unimaginable even 30 years before.
The dearth of scientific evidence on the contributory role and function of these forms of community mobilization renders a formal evaluation and scientific review of the published results of existing community support and expert patient programmes a clear research priority.
