Sentence examples for at masse from inspiring English sources

The selected rain rate threshold is not able, alone, to sample all and only the erosive events recorded at Masse.

Some storms were erosive and some non-erosive respectively if the corresponding runoff volume and soil loss measured at Masse were greater than zero or not.

The paper introduces the results of the calibration of the runoff and sediment concentration measurement system adopted at the Masse experimental station recently set up by the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering to study erosion processes at the plot scale in Central Italy.

Their main job is to count the prisoners – first thing in the morning, twice during the day at their workplaces, once en masse at a specific assembly point at 5pm, and finally at 11pm, when they are confined to their respective houses.

Though she called herself "a little bit of an outsider in the jazz world," despite previously delving into that genre and studying jazz voice at New England Conservatory, Masse seemed at ease singing their improvised arrangement of enduring classics by George and Ira Gershwin, Duke Ellington and Dizzy Gillespie.

Molecular biological samples were stored at −20 °C and analyzed en masse at the end of the sampling program.

Many of the illegal discs sold at the markets are counterfeited en masse at offshore facilities, and the advancement of CD-copying methods has also begun to transform the bootlegging business from a sophisticated underground operation to a desktop cottage industry.

Or at least not throwing themselves en masse at VCs' feet to get their attention just yet.

As an eager-beaver graduate of Columbia Law School, she let it pass when the male partners and associates at the fancy entertainment law firm where she worked routinely lunched en masse at the Friars Club, off-limits to women at the time.

They arrive en masse at the designated time—June 16th at 4pm that they had previously agreed online.

Runners will show up at the starting line, but will break off en masse at different points of the city to deliver supplies to places hardest hit and without power.