Sentence examples for diversified masses from inspiring English sources
These two men brought to its peak English Baroque an architecture concerned with the rhythmic effect of diversified masses, using Classical architectural elements to that end.
In a sense, Americans seem to have done with mysticism what we've done with every other kind of human experience: We've democratized it, diversified it, and taken it mass market.
Grant types should be diversified in order to avoid mass failure, such as the poultry example for LARC.
The results "offer strong evidence that the ancestors of lice that today feed on birds and mammals began to diversify before a mass extinction event killed off the dinosaurs about 65 million years ago".
It is widely known that unexpectedly many diversified and diversifying clades that survive a period of mass extinction turn marginal or decline in the aftermath stage.
Some of these artists had their own branded shops, factory-floor "assistants" and mass produced artworks that had diversified into the lucrative worlds of advertising and design.
Since life first evolved billions of years ago and flourished, diversified, and made our planet what it is, there have been five mass extinctions.
That spate of evolution among angiosperms, which occurred millions of years before the mass extinction that claimed the dinosaurs, opened new ecological opportunities that multituberculates then diversified to exploit, the researchers suggest.
Extant mammals diversified dramatically, featuring more than 100-fold difference in species maximum lifespan, 100-million-fold difference in body mass and adaptations to both terrestrial and aquatic life as well as to powered flight and subterranean life.
Walsh and Ranogajec diversified.
