Sentence examples for connected mass from inspiring English sources

Fackler et al. (2007a) connected mass loss and delignification, evaluated the selectivity of various strains of white-rot fungi on spruce and beech wood and found out that selectivity was more pronounced in the early phase when the mass loss was still low.

You would have to imagine more than eight times the total world population of rock pigeons, all flying at the same time in a connected mass.

A vast body of research now suggests that — contrary to what was taught for decades to legions of psychology undergraduates — babies think of objects largely as adults do, as connected masses that move as units, that are solid and subject to gravity and that move in continuous paths through space and time.

In particular, the motion of a prescribed mass in a multiply connected mass-spring system may be absorbed by attaching an appropriately chosen system to it.

Not much connects Mass MoCA and the Norman Rockwell Museum.

That this sentence states the existence of a functional dependence of kinetic energy on mass and speed is particularly clearly seen from the fact that if the sentence is true, the unique Skolem function for the quantifier ∃e actually is the physical law connecting masses, speeds and kinetic energies (cf. Hintikka 1996 34 355).

A quite different approach for connecting mass-flow with signal-flow networks, relying on interaction graphs, has been introduced recently [ 30].

This Clinton initiative will create several world class air hubs that also connect people to mass transit.

In the present work, mass sources are connected with mass sinks through alternative "operators" (processes) whose exit streams are of different compositions.

This should allow playback of the video format from a connected USB mass storage device or Ethernet connection.

If the Higgs boson is really connected to mass in the way we think it is, the coupling should be proportional² to the mass.