Sentence examples for mass experiences from inspiring English sources

The rest mass experiences a change of sign at the critical temperature of topological phase transition.

The music and the violence were both outgrowths of the very loneliness that draws people together into these mass experiences in the first place.

As discussed above, in the sample B the Kane fermion rest mass experiences a change of sign corresponding to the temperature-induced semimetal-to-semiconductor topological phase transition, which occurs at 77 K.

The findings indicate that as the depth of fracture in the floor increases, the underlying coal-rock mass experiences a limited amount of pressure relief, and the pressure relief protection range becomes narrower.

In 1961 Variety wrote, "His humor is more universally acceptable than any of the current New Comics, with the possible exception of Bob Newhart, because he covers the mass experiences of the U.S. common man — the Army, the gas station, the airport".

These mass experiences with mediocre customer service are exactly what we are trying to get away from!

There's no other mass experience quite like it.

"We have mass experience building 35-floor buildings," says Aleksandrov, the chief of construction.

This time, the technology seems poised to become a mass experience.

Once magazines, gossip rags and talk shows plug in, it is possible to create the sensation of a mass experience.

But the real action, for now, is in public universities.Going to university in Brazil is not a mass experience, as in the United States.