Sentence examples for in mass terms from inspiring English sources

"If every country becomes as fat as the US, and that's the kind of trajectory we're on, then in mass terms it's like having an extra billion people on the Earth or in food energy terms it's like feeding another half a billion," says Roberts.

Since town water is such a significant input in mass terms, these discrepancies distorted the adjustment of smaller mass flows of other substances.

PBDE measurements are reported in mass terms instead of molar units, because mass is more commonly used in the literature.

In mass terms, 1 mg of dry blood yields 0.25 mg fat, 0.32 mg uric acid, 224 mm3 carbon dioxide, and requires 391 mm3 oxygen.

In mass terms, 1 mg of dry blood can be used to create 0.80 mg of muscle or milk protein requiring the formation and excretion of 0.06 mg uric acid, the inhalation of 156 mm3 of oxygen, and the exhalation of 123 mm3 of carbon dioxide.

Compared with the rest of the bike or car racing world, "Bazza" was, in mass media terms, solid gold.

But in mass, in terms of the entire category, we thought it was very interesting that they actually sold three months–or started selling three months prior to the market going down.

In addition our modeling results in an added mass term, a characteristic consistent with previous literature.

For the numerical model, the muscle capability (in mass-specific terms) of both work and mean push-off power are assumed to be totally scale independent.

The proposed optimization methodology provides superior optimization performance compared to the grey-Taguchi method and the parameter setting used in mass production in terms of the conformation experiments.

"In terms of the distribution of the mass, in terms of the elegance of the shafts, in terms of the symbolism".