"built mass" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
You could use the phrase "built up mass" or "accumulated mass," both of which are more grammatically correct. For example, "The factory had built up a large mass of pollution over the years."
Uranium-235 for the first atomic bomb was separated with specially built mass spectrometers.
Mr Kundra adds that sponsors are particularly important for the new ventures, which will only secure big broadcast deals once they have built mass appeal.
The volumetric density and the volumetric heterogeneity are indicators of the built mass in a district.
The main features identified are: built mass design, orientation with respect to sun, space planning, openings, sunspace provision, construction techniques, and building and roof materials.
The agencies, the documents show, have built mass-collection capabilities against the Xbox Live console network, which has more than 48 million players.
James Ball reports: The agencies, the documents show, have built mass-collection capabilities against the Xbox Live console network, which boasts more than 48 million players.
First, the raw-data were analyzed with the ChromaTof® software from LECO®, which performed the deconvolution of all mass spectra, built mass-spectral correction for co-eluting metabolites, calculated the RI's, and identified a suitable fragment mass-to-charge ratio for selective quantification.
It helps them to build mass movements to support their favourite causes.
Well, build mass transit and it too will be used if it is fast, clean and convenient.
Hindu extremist groups and the BJP then exploited the issue to build mass popular support in the 1980s.
The arrival of the Independent Subway System's line at Queens Boulevard in 1936 also encouraged developers to build mass housing, said Jeffrey Gottlieb, president of the Central Queens Historical Association.
