"mass channel" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a form of communication or media publication that is intended to reach a large number of people, usually within a particular group or industry. For example, "The company reached out to a large audience by creating an effective mass channel strategy."
Two is that the cost of doing business in the mass channel is really expensive.
This seems to indicate that the more energetic component in the alpha mass channel is indeed due to solar wind origin alpha particles penetrating into the tail.
The lock mass channel was sampled every 30 s.
No mass-wise processing: in Alexandrov et al. (2010), denoising of each gray-scale image corresponding to a mass (channel) selected after peak picking is performed.
"Thirty-five percent of consumers buy their jeans at mass channels".
My focus is on driving innovation and sales in retail and mass channels like Walmart and Bed Bath & Beyond.
"Sixty-seven percent of the people in the United States shop in mass channels," Mr. Hanson said, using the industry jargon for discount chains.
"As mass channels like television increasingly grow cluttered," Ms. Bessant said, "and technology increasingly allows people to choose whether or not they even see commercials, how we market our company and our product is really going to be dependent on how aggressively and effectively we use elements that can't be TiVo'd out".
Proton fluxes may for certain conditions, especially for intense fluxes at energies below 1 keV, contaminate mass channels corresponding to other ion species.
The range of mass channels covered by the heavy ion species in the magnetosheath and tail are quite similar, suggesting an ionospheric origin for both populations.
We calculate the flux in the mass channels corresponding to O2+, and increased fluxes in this mass range in the magnetosheath at energies typical for proton contamination can be used as a signature of insufficient removal of proton contamination.
