Sentence examples for reverse mass from inspiring English sources
Seven years later, in 2012, Ms. Martin became one of a growing number of impoverished women released from prisons and jails whose plight has been largely overlooked during continuing efforts to reverse mass incarceration, according to criminal justice experts.
Nitrogen adsorption, reverse mass titrations, and Boehm titrations were used to characterize the physical and chemical attributes of the carbons.
Also, the reverse mass transfer direction from the continuous phase into the dispersed phase was studied by extracting salicylic acid with the liquid ion exchanger LA-2.
A transfer direction from disperse to continuous phase results in a coalescence probability of almost 100%, whereas the reverse mass transfer direction induces a repulsion of nearly all droplets.
Such a "Reverse Mass Incarceration Act" would allow the next President to create a systemic change across the country.
He made an equally passionate appeal for policies that bridge the wealth gap, ensure affordable health care for all, fight climate change, protect women's reproductive rights and reverse mass incarceration.
Whenever this equation can be applied, SBMLsqueezer also offers the zeroth order forward or reverse mass-action kinetics, depending on the reversibility property of the reaction.
The extraordinary extension of the penal system into the lives of the black community helps explain why activists, while continuing their campaign against police killings, are devoting increasing energy to the task of reversing mass incarceration.
Unfortunately, it's almost impossible to reverse the mass false consciousness created by popular films.
Pakistan's government is keen to reverse the mass migration, which is comparable to that triggered by the Rwandan genocide of 1994, because it has left limited resources severely strained.
An executive at one of the Hollywood majors told me that there's simply no way now to reverse the mass piracy of any and all material, audio or video, past or present, from the moment it is available in pristine digital form like a CD or DVD.
