"mass components" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the individual elements or parts that make up a larger mass. Example: The mass components of this machine include gears, wires, and circuit boards.
Thus, a magnetic field can be used to separate a monoenergetic ion beam into its various mass components.
We decompose the rotation curves of BCDs into mass components and find that baryons (stars and gas) are dynamically important.
A nucleus surrounded by solvate shell contains high-molecular mass components of different natures.
The code accounts for heat and up to 3 mass components, which are partitioned into three possible phases.
The mathematical derivation of the model is presented with and without neglect of the actuator mass components as well as friction effects.
This work also studies the influence of the mass components resulting from higher-order displacements on the frequencies of flexural vibration.
The increase in AGN fraction is strongest in equal-mass galaxy pairings, and weakest in the lower mass component of an unequal-mass pairing.
You can best motivate people through real friendships — but then you lose the mass component that give social media "friendships" their efficiency advantage.
MS analysis of mass tagged peptides can be done by focusing only on those peptides that contain an additional mass component representing the tag's known mass contribution.
The device uses two piezoelectric stack actuators to apply a normal force between a moving mass component and two friction pads.
In contrast, the incompatibility is suppressed when a low molar mass component, such as dimethylformamide, is added, reaching the semidilute regime (total polymer volume fraction p ≈ 0.35).
