The phrase "a mass set" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing a large collection or grouping of items, but it is not standard terminology.
Example: "The researchers analyzed a mass set of data to draw their conclusions."
Alternatives: "a large collection" or "a significant group".
John Scott, director of music at St. Thomas Church Fifth Avenue, led the St. Thomas Choir of Men and Boys at Town Hall on Monday in Haydn's "Harmoniemesse," a Mass setting that makes heavy use of the Harmonie, or wind contingent.
He also started work on a mass setting, in C Minor, which he had vowed to write on his marriage (a vow he renewed when his wife survived a difficult childbirth) but of which only the first two sections, "Kyrie" and "Gloria," were completed.
But a Mass setting had the potential to be used much more frequently and Bach recycled some of his best cantata movements in his four Masses intended for liturgical use.
Although a Mass setting, the work is not about God but man, and it ends with a quietly persuasive call for peace.
Once the dough is a cohesive mass, set the dough aside and scrape up and discard any dried bits of dough.
To investigate the effect of our assumptions and attempt to produce a realistic range of mass set results we conducted a sensitivity analysis on each of our models.
Hutchinson et al. [7] conducted a more detailed sensitivity analysis of their Tyrannosaurus rex mass model, in which multiple combinations of body segment volumes and air sacs were created to produce a broad range of mass set results.
The one exception was Lou Harrison's Mass for St Cecilia's Day, although this was something of an endurance test, as a substantial mass setting entirely in faux-medieval plainchant.
PMF searches were initially performed with a mass tolerance set to 50 ppm and re-performed with a tolerance of 150 ppm when post-calibration based on tryptic self-digest peptides failed.
