Both the Panem rulers and their rebel opponents devote much time to their relationships with the masses, whose affections shift towards and away from Katniss.
Some people in our lives take on great "affection mass" and bend our continuum of values into a solar-system of biases.
His affection — that gravitational mass of love, fear, longing, desire, and lust that he directed at any and every girl in the vicinity — roamed across all Paterson, affixed itself everywhere without regard to looks, age, or availability.
Shakespeare also portrays a quasi-hustings, with no greater affection for the masses, in Julius Caesar's funeral orations.
Napster, the Internet service that earned the affection of the masses and the wrath of the record industry by enabling users to trade unauthorized copies of music for free, announced plans to go legit.
In a speech that traced his history from a subversive lieutenant starting his "revolutionary" movement within the army, to a failed coup against him in 2002, and then this year's campaign, the president employed his usual mix of combative rhetoric and soft affection for the masses.
The mass pursuit was touched off by affection, excitement, nostalgia, curiosity and annoyance at the fact the team next year will represent San Francisco".
Age, gender, T2DM-affection status, and body mass index (BMI) were used as covariates in all single variant association analyses.
