But this is something else, a mass breakdown of the pitching staff.
They said extending the right to women, who were described as emotionally capricious and vengeful in discussions in Parliament and the media, would lead to a mass breakdown of family life.
Arendt's perception of a mass breakdown of judgment in Nazi Germany, in Eichmann, exemplified a conceptual convergence in which her views on "the life of the mind" reinforced her analysis of Nazism in Origins and Eichmann combined.
The study was carried out based on a bottom-up integrated system approach using the optimised operational profile and background information for manufacturing processes, mass breakdown and end of life management plans.
Third, the politics of these societies, involved as they were in the awakening of vast peasant masses, the breakdown of traditional village agriculture, religious and dynastic structures, and programs for rapid modernization, did not easily fall into categories familiar to Soviet and American planners of the 1950s.
In an undernourished population with low % body fat (Table 3), increased muscle and bone mass might actually represent less starvation induced breakdown of muscle mass and higher nutrient stores (perhaps due to nutritional protein deficiency) [ 51].
Bekenstein, J. & Milgrom, M. Does the missing mass problem signal the breakdown of Newtonian gravity?
In addition, the media's ability to spread a global mass culture causes a breakdown of cultural isolation that leads to more immigration and heavy pressure on the laws and institutions of citizenship and immigration.
At the Royal Court, Zinnie Harris's new play, How to Hold Your Breath, is political in its content, in that it considers mass migration and the breakdown of societies after economic collapse.
GBMs are mostly diagnosed at late stages, when the tumours have reached a certain size causing symptoms and changes in MRI due to mass effects, angiogenesis with breakdown of the blood-brain-barrier and necrosis.
Graham's company website makes comprehensive use of a 2013 FBI publication highlighting a rise in mass shooting attacks, showing a breakdown of the most common targets (46percentt of mass shootings between 2000 and 2013 were on places relate to commerce).
