Sentence examples for masse of a from inspiring English sources

The abrupt termination of sandstones and the irregular contact surfaces with overlying layers also indicate that the sediment was deposited by the freezing en masse of a plastic sandy debris flow (Talling et al. 2012b; Shanmugam 2016).

Whilst this approach can only be successful if the objects that are targeted would otherwise contribute to future collision activity, it does provide a more cost-effective approach to remediation than the removal, en masse, of all debris objects.

The prehistoric Vajont rockslide was characterized by an enormous 'en masse' motion of a rigid overlying rock mass (100 130 m thick) that moved downslope, sliding onto a very thick shear zone (40 50 m thick, on average) made up of a chaotic assemblage of blocks, limestone angular gravel, and high plasticity clays (montmorillonitic clays).

Chromatin mapping during pancreatic and hepatic differentiation of human embryonic stem cells revealed the en masse acquisition of a poised chromatin state at enhancers specific to endoderm-derived cell lineages in gut tube intermediates.

A good next step would be to make a more detailed analysis of the organic material in the particles, says meteorite researcher Cécile Engrand of the Centre de Spectrométrie Nucléaire et de Spectrométrie de Masse of Paris-Sud University in Orsay, a co-author of the earlier French research.

"I think what's important is we will get an arrival en masse of all the vessels, so I think that will be a spectacle in itself".

An outfit called Quarterlies, Inc., is trying to give poets & other unhearalded writers a break by soliciting subscriptions en masse to a batch of small circulating magazines - The Beloit Poetry Journal, Film Culture, Botteghe Oscure, Perspective, Perspectives USA, & 25 others that "reflect the very highest literary standards".

"No council should be sending tenants en masse to a different part of the country," a government spokesman said when the figures came out last week, clarifying that this should be a rare exception to policy, not the policy.

Earlier this month, Judge Denny Chin ruled that Google's scanning, en masse, of millions of books to make them searchable is legal.

This loss cannot be substituted by poor translations en masse of Wikipedia articles from English.

Reassured, he wrote to the Queen, resigning and recommending Disraeli as "only he could command the cordial support, en masse, of his present colleagues".