Sentence examples for which provides mass from inspiring English sources

After all, most Angelenos who bother to vote live on the Westside or in the northern San Fernando Valley, far from the gang-infested neighbourhoods.With traffic, one of the mayor's first acts was to appoint himself chairman of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which provides mass transit by bus, light rail and subway throughout LA County.

At about the same time, Bridge Transit Co., which provided mass transit between Louisville and Jeffersonville, ceased operations due to lack of revenue, clearly setting the stage for a metropolitan area without any private mass transit companies.

To finally obtain a full low-thrust transfer from LEO up to the pole-sitter orbit, the Fregat launch is replaced by a low-thrust, minimum time spiral, which provides further mass savings, but at the cost of an increased time of flight.

This has stimulated the design of a new ion optics coupling arrangement, which provides a higher mass resolution over a wider mass range.

τ, coefficient of intraclass correlation based on two repeated measurements across in average 35.5 days (min 16, max 51), based on variance components from ANOVA with study individual as categorical predictors, or from ANCOVA with body mass included as covariate (which provides repeatability of mass-independent trait values).

Gas phase partial oxidation of toluene over V/Ti oxide catalysts has been successfully performed in a microchannel reactor, which provides very good mass and heat transfer conditions.

The chromatograms obtained (EICs) were processed through the quantitative analysis software, which provided the mass accuracy values (difference between measured mass and calculated exact or theoretical mass divided by exact mass and expressed in ppm).

A variety of MSI microprobes are available, each with unique characteristics and advantages; two of the most common are focused lasers for matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization (MALDI), which provides a high upper mass range, and focused ion beams for secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS), which provides high spatial resolution, down to <100 nm in ideal cases.

The Zipcar program, which provides a bridge between mass transit and destinations not served by bus or train, started in Boston in 1999 and has grown to more than 50 cities in North America and Europe.

The result is a recirculation system which provides gas flows and mass transfer comparable to conventional systems at stirrer speeds well below the critical speed of the system.

GlycoSuiteDB is a web-friendly database which provides information on the mass and composition of the glycan, the linkages and the anomeric configuration.