Sentence examples for about one mass from inspiring English sources
But I was still shocked by high-profile articles that circulated last December, in the wake of the San Bernardino massacre, suggesting that there was, on average, about one mass shooting every day in the US.
This means that axions within this mass range, which is equivalent to about one-quintillionth the mass of a proton, either don't exist or they have an even smaller effect on electricity and magnetism than previously thought.
All told, black holes grow depending on the matter-and-energy density surrounding them; the monster at the center of our Milky Way grows at a rate of about one solar mass every 3,000 years; the black hole at the center of the Sombrero galaxy grows at a rate of one solar mass every two decades.
Stegner's comments about a "sterilized, aseptic" world, one "mass-produced by interchangeable parts," suggested how wilderness advocates viewed American culture in the 1950s.
Although certain unknowns prevented the astronomers from calculating a mass for the companion, they were able to determine a minimum value--about one-half the mass of Jupiter.
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It is a dwarf star about one-third the mass of the Sun and only about one-hundredth as bright, allowing planets to huddle closer to the campfire.
It's total mass is about one ten-thousandth the mass of the Milky Way, according to the astronomers.
Quasars require the consumption of about one entire solar mass of material every year to be as brilliant as they are.
