Sentence examples for intensive mass from inspiring English sources

Poultry breeding is an outstanding example of the application of basic genetic principles of inbreeding and crossbreeding as well as of intensive mass selection to effect faster and cheaper gains in meat and maximum egg production for the egg-laying strains.

A short spin period of the white dwarf is caused by an intensive mass exchange between the system components during a previous epoch.

In the fluidized bed combustor, the fuel particles are suspended and burnt with an intensive mass and heat exchange of hot sand particles and combustion air as well as mass transfer and reactions between gas and fuel particles.

For the neat CER sample, the first step of the intensive mass loss was observed in the temperature range of ~390 490 °C, which was associated with the degradation of the skeleton of cross-linked CER network, and the second step was observed at higher temperatures with a small mass loss.

The special technological medium is supplied into the friction zone to play two roles: (a) alloying the surface layer with chemical elements present in the medium due to its thermal destruction within the contact zone and intensive mass transfer and (b) the structural-phase transformations in the material during its rapid cooling.

An intensive mass communication hygiene promotion campaign launched in 2010 aims to reach 10 million additional people.

6 Among the various measures to reduce road trauma, mandatory road safety legislations accompanied by strict police enforcement and intensive mass-media programmes have been proved successful.

Data-dependent MS/MS acquisition was triggered at masses of possible transformation products and the most intensive masses.

PACE's report is not anti-surveillance, rather it is arguing for "effective, targeted surveillance" of specific suspects — contrasting that with resource-intensive mass surveillance, which it notes has not been found to have contributed to the prevention of terrorist attacks, according to various independent U.S. reviews, and "contrary to earlier assertions made by senior intelligence officials".

We suspect that more thorough surveillance, at least in rural areas, would show a baseline incidence of YFV infection that is > 0. Such a finding would have significant consequences given the present policy of implementing costly and labor-intensive mass vaccination campaigns based on the confirmation of a single case.

Intensive heat and mass transfer have a distinct influence on coating properties.