Sentence examples for a particular mass from inspiring English sources

There was a particular mass of this on Reddit, which operates a system in which readers' votes push items up a ranking list.

What is striking is how assiduously, even recklessly, Tory leaders sought to ingratiate themselves with executives of a particular mass media company.

May hopes that Formula E sporting regulations will be "written in such a way as encourage development of batteries and control systems which enable extended ranges within a particular mass: 300kg was the FE battery weight limit".

And yet, who says so? Why should we assume that a particular mass always exerts the same gravity, or that an atom always has the same mass anyway?

The in situ synthesis of WO3 and ZrO2 in a particular mass ratio enables us to produce ZrW2O8, a material with negative coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE).

However, in a special case (a black hole of a particular mass, charge, and spin), advocates argued, the blue shift was not strong enough to hide the singularity: The astronaut would be able to see it before being sucked in.

(2) The first MS dimension isolates ions of a particular mass-to-charge (m/z) ratio.

The shortcoming of PTR-MS is that it cannot identify compounds with certainty, and several compounds may overlap on a particular mass-to-charge ratio [ 46].

It is also possible, it seems, that Vulcan be a unique planet between Sun and Mercury and have a slightly different particular mass m′, a slightly different particular shape s′, and a slightly different particular chemical composition c′, where the slight differences in question lie within the range of deviations the original astronomers would have tolerated.

This concept pertains to many quantitative labeling approaches (i.e., ICAT, iTRAQ), where an isotopically labeled tagging reagent is used to impart peptides with a defined mass shift or a particular reporter mass.

In conventional measurement of the SA of a radiotracer, the detector giving the mass response is calibrated for compound mass, and the radioactivity associated with a particular carrier mass peak is measured in a calibrated detector, invariably a dose calibrator (an ionization detector).