Sentence examples for mass changing from inspiring English sources

But up close, it is a murky mass, changing from green to brown -- and sometimes even red when the algae are blooming -- often foaming, and on a bad day reeking like rotten eggs.

The latter large increase is due to modernization of swine production in that region, including use of improved breeds with larger potential body mass, changing animal diet, and in particular a shift from dry manure management systems to anaerobic lagoons.

Analytical results for a) temperature distribution of the fuel pellets, b) the fuel cladding, c) flow rate of the coolant, and, d) hydrogen mass changing over time are presented.

Since the payload is one of the most variable parameters in a manipulator, the control is designed to achieve an accurate tracking of the desired tip trajectory for any value of the robot tip mass, or even for a tip mass changing during the maneuver.

This suggests that differences in muscle protein turnover between men and women might be most apparent when muscle mass is changing (i.e., during aging vs. earlier adulthood when muscle mass is steady) and that aging affects muscle protein turnover differently in men and women.

There are whispers that to avoid ruin, Japan may have to do the unthinkable: encourage mass immigration, changing the very notion of what it means to be Japanese.

But frequent visitors say that given the sheer weight of the country's totalitarian ideology and generations of mass indoctrination, changing course will be akin to turning a huge ship at sea. Seoul Says No to Dalai Lama SEOUL, South Korea, Oct. 30 (Agence France-Presse) -- South Korea said today that it would not allow a visit in November by the Dalai Lama.

This can produce a formidable array of data that makes possible both one-to-one marketing directing sales pitches at particular individuals and "mass customisation"—changing product specifications, for instance for jeans or computers, to match individual orders to the individual customer's preferences.The Internet could, in short, overturn much of the traditional economics of retailing.

Time magazine evoked the frightening image of a "morphing mass … changing every day," one that "threatens to kill wildlife and wreck the fishing industry along nearly 1,300 miles of coastline".

How is mass collaboration changing notions of ownership in art?

We reasoned that sex differences in muscle protein turnover would become apparent at life stages when muscle mass is changing (e.g., during growth in adolescence or wasting during aging) and/or during acute anabolic or catabolic challenges (e.g., feeding or injury).