Sentence examples for a mass to from inspiring English sources

PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL A Mass to honor the 9/11 victims from the Fire Department will be held at 10 30 a.m. at the cathedral, at 460 Madison Avenue.

"There is a mass to it that other bridges don't have, that pokes through the fog," Mr. Yost said.

If Paris was well worth a Mass to Henry IV, surely Ellis Island is worth a dopey television show.

Instead, he attended a Mass to honor the Jedwabne Jews, then asked Poland's surviving Jews to apologize for having brought Communism to Poland.

The state had renovated the Lake Van cathedral, but as a museum; for three years, it would not allow a Mass to be held there.

For example, on trips, the Vatican spokesman, Joaquin Navarro-Valls, will occasionally pop up after a Mass to brief the press pack in three languages.

The German physicist Wilhelm Wien analyzed these positive rays in 1898 and found that the particles have a mass-to-charge ratio more than 1,000 times larger than that of the electron.

The singly charged ions are then typically detected as protonated molecules (ions with a mass-to-charge ratio, m/z, equal to the molecular weight plus 1 for the proton) by a quadrupole mass spectrometer (Lindinger et al. 1998).

Hydrogen is present as atomic hydrogen, H+, at a mass-to-charge state (m/n) ratio of 1 Da, and also as molecular hydrogen, ({text{H}}_{2}^) and ({text{H}}_{3}^), at m/n ratios of 2 and 3 Da.

To accommodate these systematic deviations, we develop a mass-to-charge dependent correction, leading to a reduction in the error of the collision cross-section measurement to around 0.5%.

The ac trap uses electric fields to levitate the particles that have a given mass and net elementary charge, and as such the ac trap is a mass-to-charge filter.