It enabled business to raise mass production and distribution to a level of efficiency Europe could not come close to achieving until well after World War II.
At the moment this "common man" became crucially important, the engines of production and developments in the media -- cinema, radio, tabloids, photo magazines -- had raised mass consumption and the mass audience to extraordinary levels.
8 Mugabe Warns Opposition President Robert G. Mugabe warned Zimbabwe's political opposition against taking to the streets to protest its defeat in parliamentary elections this week, saying that his government "can also raise mass action against mass action, and there would naturally be conflicts, serious conflicts," as a result.
The ultrasound irradiation is associated with raising mass transfer of process so that small amount of the adsorbent (0.025 g) is able to remove high percentage (88.00% and 91.00%) of QY and EB, respectively in short time (6.0 min) at pH = 6.
When Collin was 13 months old, his parents, John and Michelle, noticed a raised mass on the back of his head and took him to the hospital.
Sanchez's concerns are the same ones that Sonoma County's Helgren raised: Mass alerts can make matters worse, especially in regions with limited routes in and out of a disaster area.
The choice is, essentially, between leading poor people towards changes based on an external consciousness, and raising mass consciousness and their capability to make the changes themselves.
Through audience engagement with global and in-country calls to action, the campaign aims to raise mass awareness, funding, and policy change by activating millions of people worldwide as newfound champions for girls' education globally.
Barring miracles, and they are in short supply right now, the board of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority will vote in a couple of days to raise mass-transit fares.
For these experiments, Dr. Gilbert carved out gashes in the orb to symbolize oceans and demonstrated that small needles pointed differently according to the proximity or remoteness of raised masses.
