Sentence examples for linked to the mass from inspiring English sources
The optimum operating conditions are intimately linked to the mass transfer and phase behavior characteristics of polymer CO2, polymer additive, and additive CO2 mixtures.
While epidemiologically linked to the mass movements of people and the breakdown in social structures during war, in Porter's novella, the flu is far more intimate, following shortly, and tragically, on the heels of love.
Last December physicists working on it announced that they had measured precisely the mass of the W-boson, which theory suggests is intricately linked to the mass of the Higgs.
Opposed to traditional management policies, linked to the mass production paradigm, TOC systemic approach generates large operational and financial advantages for each node in the supply chain, without any undesirable collateral effect.
The killings were part of what appears to have been an elaborate plot carried out by a troubled man who — after years of professional turmoil and a growing rage he linked to the mass shooting at a Charleston, S.C., church — was determined to wreak vengeance against co-workers he insisted had wronged him.
Senior Government officials told The Times that delaying Mr Cameron's visit to Riyadh was not linked to the mass executions, which included the prominent Shia cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr and triggered a diplomatic crisis with Iran and other states in the Middle East.
These studies found that air excess is directly linked to the ignition mass flux and to the maximum temperature [13].
These effects are linked to the large mass of the muon, which implies that the Bohr radius of the (mu ^) is smaller than of the electron by a factor of (displaystyle frac{1}{127}).
On Wednesday, Santiago spoke haltingly as he tried to answer the key question from Bloom, posed after he pleaded guilty to 11 charges linked to the January 2017 mass shooting.
The high success rate in these analyses was linked to the high mass accuracy achieved.
Data were analyzed using the MSD Chemstation software which was linked to the National Institute of Standards and Technology NISTT) mass spectral search program library ver. 2.0 d (2005; standard reference data program of the National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA) for peak identification of metabolites.
