Sentence examples for a bit of mass from inspiring English sources

According to equation (79), the effect of a bit of mass on the moment of inertia depends on its distance from the axis.

A vector in the x-y plane from the axis to a bit of mass fixed in the body makes an angle θ with respect to the x-axis.

And thus it follows that under scrutiny this week is a bit of mass media body shaming, courtesy of the magazine Chi (which, two summers ago, lest we forget, went where angels fear to tread and published pictures of a topless royal).

The whole thing, meanwhile, weighs a total of 175 milligrams — almost twice as heavy as previous designs (the floaties and so on add quite a bit of mass), but still incredibly small.

The math behind fusion says this reaction has to result in the loss of a bit of mass and, well, due to that little equation E=mc2, that mass turns into a lot of energy.

"It was a bit of a mass confusion," Mr. Pistorius said in a television interview at the time.

The experiment at the Kamioka Underground Laboratory, built in a mine near Toyama, an industrial city, also confirms that neutrinos, long thought to be weightless, have a tiny bit of mass.

Observations carried out down mines over the past couple of years (see box, next page) have shown that they do have a little bit of mass, but not enough for them to be WIMPS.

This means also that if you could turn just a little bit of mass in to energy, you get huge amounts of energy.

The performances range from Tommy Bradson's rock cabaret, The Men My Mother Loved, to Nicola Gunn's intimate and participatory Hello My Name Is. "We've programmed the shows in such a way that they'll all come out at about the same time to create a bit of a critical mass – that people hang around and talk about the various things they've seen," says Berthold.

- The Pope spent a bit of his Christmas Mass railing against the advancement of technology, which will lead to the inevitable collapse of moral society.