Sentence examples for mass availability from inspiring English sources
The mass availability of electronic texts – infinitely reproducible and available almost everywhere – makes communal reading possible way past the book-group level.
Cashmere's mass availability has driven down the quality of the sweaters on the market.
Indeed, the sudden mass availability of free ebooks via sites such as Project Gutenberg ought to bring "the classics" closer to all of us.
The mass availability of news has had an impact, Cherry adds, and there is a spike in the number of calls to ChildLine during major world events.
(The game was not on television, amazing as that seems in this era of mass availability of college games).
If cashmere is not what it was in terms of iconography, it is also not always what it was in terms of quality: its mass availability has had the effect of driving down the quality of the cheapest sweaters further still.
Fuel cell cars — promised by manufacturers including Toyota, Daimler, GM, Honda, and Hyundai — are not slated for mass market availability until 2015, though.
The prototypes only cost about $30, which is peanuts in medical money, but they hope to drive the cost below $5, allowing for mass public availability and deployment in needy areas.
In terms of total kilometers, the largest mass transit availability is in Brazil, with 829 km of suburban railway, 278 km of metro, and 80 km of rapid bus transport in 16 cities.
It has previously been shown that efficiency of erythroblast culture in scalable bioreactors is not primarily limited by mass transfer, availability of medium components, or commonly recognised inhibitory metabolites or cytokines.
A handful of hydrogen fuel cell black cabs have already hit the streets in London, and hydrogen fuel cell forklifts are already widely available, and used in warehouses and fleets from Whole Foods and United Natural Foods, to fuel cell cars — promised by manufacturers including Toyota, Daimler, GM, Honda, and Hyundai — are not slated for mass market availability until 2015.
