Sentence examples for between large masses of from inspiring English sources
A more direct, and more accurate, measurement of the mean density of the Earth was made 24 years after Schiehallion, when in 1798 Henry Cavendish used an exquisitely sensitive torsion balance to measure the attraction between large masses of lead.
So, while it is true (at least in part) that the current U.S. Presidential campaign is fueled by rising frustration in the electorate, and that the Arab Spring was enabled by social media, the more important common thread between these two is this: large masses of people, like never before, crying out to participate in the future of their government.
Qualitative histological observation showed evidence of osteoconduction in all implant surfaces analysed; however, control implants had large masses of disorganised calcified material between the threads.
Computers have now become a standard tool of analysts seeking to piece together large masses of photographic and other data in an effort to distinguish between real and dummy/decoy activities by an enemy.
In between the two broken sections lay a large mass of Taconite pellets and scattered wreckage laying about, including hatch covers and hull plating.
The large mass of this isotope reduced the spectral overlap between signals from the marker and the studied lighter elements of the lunar surface.
"--4S idea, driven by the larger mass of restless sociologists.
The largest mass of the debris, known as the Eastern Garbage Patch, is "dramatically increasing," according to Captain Charles Moore who discovered the plastic waste during a 1997 voyage and recently returned to survey the patch between Hawaii and California.
At CT, these masses typically appear as large masses, often in excess of 10 cm.
Mitochondria in Drosophila muscle are typically arranged in large masses along with glycogen granules between the sarcolemma and the columns of myofibrils.
