Sentence examples for equivalent of mass from inspiring English sources

He tends to print editions of three or five thousand, which, for art books, is the equivalent of mass production.

Not so long ago, the arrival of a new "gourmet" burger joint would be met by the online equivalent of mass, foaming hysteria.

Where M eq and K eq are the equivalent of mass and stiffness of the vibrational system that are described in appendix B, and the resonant frequency becomes Ω EBM = K eq M eq. Open image in new window (36).

The consequences of eviction are devastating and have a profound, negative, and life-long impact on subsequent trajectories: worse housing, more eviction, and homelessness, all disproportionately affecting women of color with children ("a female equivalent of mass incarceration," Desmond argued at a talk at the University of Pennsylvania this week).

2001 Prucalopride also induced giant migrating contractions, the canine equivalent of mass movements.

User hazar815 responded to the question, observing that a sound greater than 1,100 decibels (for reference, a lawn mower heard from 3 feet away produces 100 decibels) would unleash enough energy to act like an equivalent quantity of mass.

(It should be noted that nuclei lighter than mass number 56 can gain in stability by fusing to produce a heavier nucleus of greater mass defect again, with the release of the energy equivalent of the mass difference.

What I usually see are people rushing to Friday prayers (the Muslim equivalent of Sunday mass) on their lunch break and grabbing a falafel sandwich on their way out to eat in their car ride back to work.

The Anonymous web protests over WikiLeaks are the internet equivalent of a mass demonstration.

The energy equivalent of this mass difference is given by the Einstein relation, E = mc2.

"We oppose immunity and limitations for wrongdoers, but this particular day was the equivalent of a mass murder," he said.