Sentence examples for adding to the mass from inspiring English sources

And adding to the mass, by making the ropes longer, would soon come uncomfortably close to the point where the steel would snap under the load.

That would add to the mass of bad loans on banks' balance sheets.The government has already thrown some 100 trillion won at recapitalising the banks, buying their bad debts and bailing out depositors.

The mass and stiffness matrices for a ring stiffener were newly derived in this study and added to the mass and stiffness matrices of the cylindrical shell, respectively.

The fluid-added mass matrix, which was derived by using the baffled shell theory, was also added to the mass matrix.

Thus, a predetermined amount of graphene nanopowder was first added to the mass of liquid necessary to obtain the desired nanoparticle concentration and then stirred for 120 min.

These impulsive masses are then added to the mass of the aqueduct while equivalent convective masses are fixed on top of the structure with a uniaxial springs in the transverse direction of the aqueduct (see Fig. 1).

Based on the reported masses in the in-place analysis report, the mass of various appurtenances such as conductors, risers, mud mats, boat landings, walkways, and caissons is added to the mass of the electrical, mechanical and structural parts; then, it is considered as lumped mass at the jacket structural nodes.

In the case of Solar photovoltaics, they generally do not add to the mass of Earth because their energy is merely transmitted and subsequently radiated (as electricity or heat) which is not converted into chemical means to be stored on earth.

We manually examined the MS/MS spectrum of the precursor ion at m/z 477.7 (doubly-charged and 57 Da added to the mass of the peptide AVTKFTSS) whose fragmentation ions were analyzed by Prospector_Product (prospector.ucsf.edu).

My inbox is full of emails from the UK -- all adding to the growing mass of emails I received from women throughout the West about the dearth of information on sexual-health issues that affect them.

Add to the above mass killings of unarmed civilians, mass death sentences, forced evictions of Sinai residents from their homes and a plethora of draconian laws that have stifled political life in Egypt.