Sentence examples for volatile mass from inspiring English sources

But others condemn the deals as neocolonial land grabs that destroy villages, uproot tens of thousands of farmers and create a volatile mass of landless poor.

These frustrations create a volatile mass of unspoken resentment that explodes in a series of confrontations, stripping away any veneer of domestic tranquility: RUTH: What do you think living with a man like you—having to suffer all the time because you've never been man enough to work and do things like other people.

The finished compost produced from these bins had a lower C/N ratio, higher GI, higher fraction of compost smaller than 12.5 mm and higher volatile mass reduction.

This likely has contributed to the redistribution of volatile mass, as the larger number of potential activation sites results in a more even distribution of mass, hence smaller and more numerous droplets.

Although we did not explicitly quantify volatile C in saplings, volatile mass fraction in saplings (vmf, see Equation 2) was negligible (mean vmf = 0.000021 ± 0.00001, range = 0 0.0003, n = 24 species).

Although the model with significant non-volatile mass contains less free values, it explains the characteristic features of the comet's non-gravitational parameters behavior better.

Modifications of Marsden's model for the cases in which the main factors of the parameters change are the deposition of the significant non-volatile mass and the growth of the superficial crust are developed.

A typical drying curve (i.e., cumulative volatiles mass loss versus time) shows two distinct drying stages in which the first stage is the fast evaporation of cyclohexane (99% by weight removal) followed by a stage in which slow evaporation of water is observed.

We are already in the process of developing a lower power lower temperature version for an instrument of mutual interest to SMD and ESMD to support the search for volatiles (the mass spectrometer VAPoR, Volatile Analysis by Pyrolysis of Regolith) both as a stand alone instrument and as part of an environmental monitoring package.

The Salt Lake City EPA Environmental Monitoring for Public Access and Community Tracking (EMPACT) project, initiated in October 1999, is designed to evaluate the usefulness of a newly developed real-time continuous monitor (RAMS) for total (non-volatile plus semi-volatile) PM2.5 mass and the health relevance of PM2.5 measured by this method as compared to other measurements of PM2.5 parameters.

The highest volatile solid mass reduction was achieved in the bin seeded with 5%% mature compost.