Sentence examples for generation mass from inspiring English sources

This is because the measuring equipment used here is for the 8.5 generation mass production.

All structures in the database are managed primarily using cheminformatics functions from ChemAxon's [51] JChem Java API [52] for structural conversion, image generation, mass and formula calculations.

Heat generation, mass transfer between anode and cathode and electrochemical characteristics of the fuel cell were considered in developing the model.

I've heard some people refer to my generations as "Generation Lockdown" or "Generation Mass Shooting".

In fact if his generation catches on to his tune, pun intended -- a generation with their faces (as most of their parents faces are, too) buried in cellphone and tablet screens, a generation mass marketed-to more than any generation in history -- if his generation catches onto self definition and the courage to try their way, their way, that whole mass may find greatness.

In an age when policymakers claim to want a strong civil society and frequently ask how to politically engage younger generations, mass arrests, primarily of young working-class people whose only crime is assembly, renders clear how insincere such questioning actually is.

A next-generation mass transportation system, consisting of TransPod aerospace vehicles designed to carry passengers at speeds exceeding 1000 km/h, is presented with respect to dynamics considerations.

The field of lipidomics sits in an interesting position as a more recently established sub-discipline of metabolomics, which is beginning to mature simultaneously with the advent of next-generation mass spectrometry instrumentation.

The announcement was widely interpreted by the automotive press as an answer to Tesla Motors' "third-generation" mass-market car, which is scheduled to arrive in a few years.

The jagged, disputed frontier separating Sudan from its newly independent neighbor is now probably the most incendiary fault line in Africa, with two big armies that fought each other for generations massing on either side.

After a generation of mass migration, this slogan is becoming a statistical reality in Los Angeles and other areas across the Southwest.