Sentence examples for housing masses from inspiring English sources

At that time, Rowland writes, Naples was the fifth-largest city in the world, housing masses of "fishermen, seamstresses, vendors, porters, laundresses, carpenters, sausage makers, blacksmiths, wheelwrights, and water sellers who went barefoot in the mild climate and lived largely on bread and figs".

Efforts to redistribute resources through agrarian reform, food subsidies, housing, mass literacy campaigns, and universal access to health care generated much popular support, but threatened the privileged status of members of the middle and upper classes.

Since then it has grown from a small collection of stalls in the street to an array of permanent and semi-permanent structures that house masses of donated clothes, toys, and supplies.

These pre-fabricated buildings were constructed after the second world war to house mass populations left without shelter.

A key technique in linking global and local variables over multiple images is an in-house mass-preserving image registration method.

Originally from Perth Clare's played in hXm (Healing Crystal Meth), Desperate House, Mass Birth, Mental Powers, and Golden Staph before turning her attention to mysterious DJ crews.

Detected peaks were identified by a data base search, based on spectra and chromatographic retention index, using NIST MS-Search v. 2.0 [50] with the in-house mass spectra library database established by Umeå Plant Science Center (UPSC), the mass spectra library maintained by the Max Planck Institute in Golm (http://csbdb.mpimp-golm.mpg.de/csbdb/gmd/gmd.html) or the NIST98 mass spectra library.

The compounds were identified by the comparison of the mass spectra and retention indices of all the detected peaks with authentic reference standards available in the National Institute of Standards and Technology library 2.0 (2005) and an in-house mass spectra library database maintained by Umea Plant Sciences Center, Sweden.

For metabolite identification we used the Golm Metabolome Database (GMD) [ 27, 43] and our in-house mass spectral libraries.

Image postprocessing was performed with software packages developed in-house (MASS and FLOW; Medis, Leiden, the Netherlands).

Identifying the metabolites within the compiled database was performed through searching against an in-house mass spectral and retention index library as described previously [ 24], where a mass spectral match greater than 80% and a retention index match ± 20 provided a definitive identification.