Sentence examples for mass at rest from inspiring English sources

The feeling of mass at rest is clear.

A proton's mass at rest is about 1.6726 yoctograms and a neutron's mass just a tad more at 1.6749 yoctograms.

In the plasma of mice bearing these tumours, ceramides, DHceramides and S1P comprised 56, 14 and 25% of the total SL mass at rest, respectively.

But, Norton points out, there is another solution: that while at t = t* the mass is at rest, at every moment t > t*, the mass is moving in some direction.

For example, if a particle of mass M at rest decays into two particles the sum of whose rest masses m1 + m2 is smaller than M (see Figure 4), then the two momenta p1 and p2 must be equal in magnitude and opposite in direction.

A point mass is at rest at the apex of a dome (of certain shape) at t*.

A special interesting example of (1.4) is given by a one-dimensional singular ϕ-Laplacian of relativistic type ((phi(s)=frac{s}{sqrt{1-s^{2}}} )), which describes the dynamics of the acceleration of a relativistic particle of mass one at rest moving on a straight line (with the velocity of light normalized to one) [21, 22].

The best guess at this point is a seeming impossibility: solar neutrinos, particles that have no charge and no mass while at rest and only infinitesimal amounts even when traveling at near light speed, somehow interfere with the clockwork regularity of radioactive particle emissions 93 million miles away.

where γ = (1- v/c)2)-1- v/c e is the electron mass at the rest and c is the light velocity.

But the main idea for promoting it to lose weight is that muscle mass needs more energy than fat mass, even when at rest.

These are all characterized by zero mass when (theoretically) at rest.