Based on preliminary experiments with tomato fruits and based on earlier reported data (Farneti et al. 2012b), we selected and monitored 20 predominant masses from the overall tomato volatile spectrum (m/ z 33, 41, 42, 43, 45, 47, 49, 51, 57, 59, 69, 81, 83, 84, 85, 87, 95, 99, 101 and 110).
The habituating nature of cigarettes made appeals of this kind increasingly effective as television became the overwhelmingly predominant form of mass communication in this country.
The predominant role of mass transfer is underlined with an analysis of characteristic times.
In developed countries, private vehicles have often been the predominant form of mass evacuation (Quarantelli 1980, Drabek 1986, Lindell and Perry 1992, Tierney et al. 2001, Cole and Blumenthal 2004).
Given the close proximity of the study islands to one another and to the mainland (see below), which facilitates species dispersal, we hypothesized a predominant role of mass effects in structuring this island plant metacommunity.
However, a predominant 6-cm mass in the gastrohepatic ligament region persisted, which raised the question of infection versus cancer.
The geographic distribution of O3 increases shows greater impacts in coastal counties and in those along the predominant upwind air mass trajectory from the southwest.
For the majority of the oligomers examined, each oligomer had a predominant m/ z (mass-to-charge) ion, oligomers of DP = 3 10 were singly charged, DP = 11 24 doubly charged, DP = 24 40 triply charged whilst DP = 80 100 were quadruply charged.
The whole evening showed that rock has become so predominant a sound in mass entertainment that the line between nostalgic and contemporary has been blurred.
Feed flow rate had the predominant effect on the mass transfer coefficient, while feed temperature had a minimal effect.
