Sentence examples for approach of mass from inspiring English sources

A global approach of mass transport in solution was then proposed, taking into account both solute and solvent.

This year, cruise ship operators have recorded a 30percentnt rise in visitors from the US, testimony to a shift in strategy as officials try to diversify from the traditional 'sun, sea and sand' approach of mass tourism - a model now seen as too narrow and vulnerable to the uncertainties of the global market.

In short, they learned that the commodity-based approach of mass merchandisers didn't align with the tenants of their hand-crafted business.

The different human GINS subunits could not be identified in the electron microscopy three-dimensional structure owing to the limited resolution, therefore a combined approach of mass spectrometry and monoclonal Fab labelling was used to show the subunit organization.

This paper dealt with an alternative approach of enhancing mass savings in spacecraft avionics design by replacing conventional aluminum alloy housing widely used for various spacecraft avionics with lightweight composite materials.

Therefore, radiologists play an important role in the multidisciplinary approach of ovarian mass, and, though different pathological conditions may have similar radiologic manifestations, they should be aware of MR imaging features of ovarian lesions that may orientate the differential diagnosis.

"This policy gap is especially concerning," he said, "because cyberweapons and cyberattacks potentially can be devastating, approaching weapons of mass destruction in their effects".

This work aims to the establishment of a quantitative approach of mammographic masses texture classification, based on advanced classifier architectures and supported by fractal analysis of the dataset of the extracted textural features.

I am not aware of theoretical estimates for the complexity for the case of more sophisticated multipole-acceptance criteria, but Dehnen ([2002]) reports an empirical scaling proportional to N 0.93 for his approach of a mass-dependent opening angle.

Accordingly, a conservative approach of these masses appears reasonable, and follow-ups conducted at long intervals over a prolonged period of time seem to be the best choice for management of patients with adrenal incidentalomas.

In consideration of these complications, a simple, economic, efficient, and noninvasive approach for mass screening of gastric cancer would be welcome.