An efficient prison is one in which inmates follow routines en masse, in which what you design works to suitably punish or rehabilitate as many of them as possible.
To generate H. volcanii insertion mutants, a 4-6 kb fragment mixture was isolated from the plasmid library, and the mixture was used to transform H295 cells for chromosomal targeting en masse, in which each fragment would target its counterpart genomic locus.
One of the oldest and most effective methods for electrical mapping is called the "charged-body" or the "mise-á la-masse" method, in which a current electrode is placed into direct contact with a large conductor, usually a metallic ore body.
Instead of being lectured en masse on subjects in which they may fail to understand a given element, students, she says, do better when they can set their own pace, return to difficult components in their own time and get things wrong without fear of being shown up in front of their classmates.
I don't mean to be snarky, because there is something moving, because quintessentially American, about the guests en masse, the way in which they personify our dreams of achievement.
Private equity firms have rarely exclusively focused on a sector (en masse) in the manner in which a slew of new tech-focused buyout firms have of late: Vista, Silver Lake, Francisco, Accel-KKR, Symphony Technology, Insight Ventures, Thoma Bravo, etc., etc.
(The madness continues on Sunday nights, with back-to-back paranormality: "The 4400," about a group of forty-four hundred people who were abducted from Earth over the course of years and are one day returned here, en masse, and "The Dead Zone," in which Anthony Michael Hall comes out of a six-year coma with the gift of second sight).
In a society where people so often look to their peers or environment to determine their actions, signing the Oath en masse can foster an atmosphere in which people are encouraged to behave ethically.
Still, there's a big difference between an industry whose customers are fleeing en masse (camera film, say) and one in which the decline is steady but slow; despite the current sense of panic, the popularity of papers is decreasing only gradually.
Like MAO's Sutherland show, its aims are revisionist – in this case, to take 10 postwar British artists and consider them en masse rather than in the pigeon-holes in which art history has placed them.
Yet if their past record is anything to go by, Japanese banks will, en masse, squander lots of money entering businesses in which they drive returns down to almost nothing.
