Sentence examples for mass delivery from inspiring English sources

As she noted, early Hollywood films served as mass delivery systems for the capitalist and patriarchal worldviews of their producers.

With an app, mass delivery is much faster and free, said Zac Moffatt, the Romney campaign's top digital strategist.

Progress in the field of femtogram (10−15 g) mass delivery relies on finding dependable transport vehicles and uncomplicated methods to tailor the deposition of active substances.

However, a larger effective advection term leads to faster breakthrough of a solute and enhances mass delivery to the porous medium as compared with the classical double-porosity model with a non-coupled dispersion coefficient.

The filter strip played a fundamental role in the trapping of material generated from the snig tracks, the mass delivery to them from this source was calculated to be 1.7±0.6 kg m2 year−1.

Yet with access to talking therapies remaining limited via traditional healthcare channels, because of the cost involved, this is where the vision for "digital medicine" comes in — i.e. using technology as a mass delivery medium for CBT programs so they can scale up to compete with pharmaceuticals, reaching and helping the many rather than the few.

The linear range of the graph was over 2 orders of magnitude for smoke dilution (1 5 - 1 400 (smoke:air, v/v)) with particle mass deliveries of 60.74 - 0.63 μg/cm2.

The linear range of the results from the spectrofluorescence method was over 2 orders of magnitude for smoke dilution (1 5 1 400 for the 3R4F reference cigarette and 1 5 1 200 for the 1 mg commercial cigarette) with particle mass deliveries of 26.94- 0.57 μg/cm2 and 1.36- 0.28 μg/cm2 respectively (Table 1).

Mr. Green called it "the first carbon-neutral trans-Atlantic mass chocolate delivery".

Car traffic fared no better: at times, the street was one honking mass of delivery trucks and flower-bedecked white stretch limousines in unhappy gridlock.

On Friday, officials with the city's Education Department acknowledged the problems, but noted that many books had indeed arrived on time during what Dennis M. Walcott, the schools chancellor, called "the largest mass textbook delivery in the history of New York City".