Sentence examples for extending mass from inspiring English sources

Since the 1970s, a considerable amount of federal and state money has been directed toward improving and extending mass transportation systems, and ridership has increased in response.

It already exceeds prudent speed limits, slowing growth, endangering the recovery and extending mass unemployment.

According to preliminary data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1,330 extended mass layoffs occurred in the third quarter, 312 more than in 2007.

"That opportunity is to, in effect, fund a project out of the incremental revenues when you extend mass transit into more or less undeveloped territory.

Moreover, the labor bureau arrived at its numbers simply by asking companies that reported extended mass layoffs whether they had moved any work to another location overseas or outsourced them to another company abroad.

An extended mass transfer model for pervaporation that includes upstream, membrane and downstream resistances is presented.

However, in Book XI of the polemical treatise against Proclus (see below, 3.1) he jettisons the Aristotelian-Neoplatonic conception of prime matter and posits as the most fundamental level of his ontology 'the three-dimensional', as he calls it, i.e. indeterminately extended mass.

To recover these outlier ions from the missing samples, ions within an extended mass window and/or RI window are searched for those samples in the bins with lower "filled" percentage; if found, such ions are migrated from the less "filled" bin to the more "filled" bin.

In the cases where the density of extended mass is higher, the maximum allowed value of parameter β in Rn gravity is noticeably smaller, due to the fact that the both extended mass and Rn gravity cause the retrograde orbital precession.

If we extended mass transit options to more communities, we will generate greater savings -- in oil and money.

These assemblages moreover may act as source populations of larvae for neighbouring coastal ecosystems particularly in those Tyrrhenian areas which recently suffered extended mass mortality events of benthic organisms [75].