It has a massive import of data from Microsoft, Opera, Google, Facebook, Mozilla, Nokia, Adobe, and W3C, still in a rough form, that needs a lot of polishing.
In mammalian cells, disruption of heme synthesis elicits massive import of iron, presumably because the lack of iron is "sensed" by the cell as an indication of iron deficiency (23).
To abandon nuclear power is to commit the country to massive imports of gas and perhaps coal.
Yields improved so dramatically that India, which would not have survived without massive imports of grain from the United States, soon became one of the world's biggest exporters.
The housing, roads, railways and infrastructure supporting this shift required massive imports of minerals.China's steel production grew by 16% a year between 2000 and 2011.
The kind of quick returns Erdogan has already garnered includes Gulf and Saudi investments, massive imports of Turkish products, huge engineering contracts and the like.
The share of diesel fuel in European transport sector, which currently represents over 50% of total demand, is increasing, requiring massive imports of this product, while at the same time, gasoline fuels are today in surplus.
The risk is compounded in countries that receive massive imports of electronic waste.
Indeed, with industrialization of food, globalization of trade, advertising and marketing of agro-food industries, urban dwellers are increasingly exposed to massive imports of manufactured food products (5).
Some have called the XMPP feed the "fire hose," because it sends out a massive amount of data quickly, as opposed to importing a feed by way of RSS, which is limited and slow.
"This is a massive amount of data!" one of the documents said.
