Sentence examples for mass at all from inspiring English sources

And until recently there was no reason to think they had any mass at all.

And less than a decade ago, there was no Spanish-language Mass at all.

Related to this is a second mystery: Why do these particles have any mass at all?

Due to both photo- and heterotrophic plasticity, G. retiformis gained tissue and skeletal mass at all experimental levels of light and SPM.

The insubstantial particles are the neutrinos; they have no electric charge, and until recently they were thought to have no mass at all.

The latter was found to apply satisfactorily to the experimental values of film mass at all bath temperatures and current densities employed.

Its motion is further complicated by continuous exchange with other water masses at all depths.

Some academic philosophers believe that philosophy is an exclusive preserve of professors or scholars and not meant for the masses at all.

"People who participate in state and local government tend not to be representative of the masses at all," Abrams told me.

The overall similarity of forms of rotation curves for spirals of very different morphologies, coupled with the derived values for the dynamical mass-to-luminosity ratios, implies that both the dark halo mass and the disk mass contribute to the total mass distribution at all radii within the optical galaxy.

However, this finding may be due to a wider spread of data among those with higher DXA fat mass than those with less fat mass, as the Bland-Altman plots indicated good agreement between BMI and DXA fat mass index at all levels of adiposity.