Sentence examples for mass for instance from inspiring English sources

Their extreme mass, for instance, offers scientists a way to better understand Einstein's general theory of relativity.

They found ways of affirming the faith — loyally attending Mass, for instance — even as Church authority was hollowed out and the clerical culture disgraced itself.

Nowhere does it tell me what is a good or a bad measurement, what should I aim for or how to improve my bone mass, for instance.

Elaine Civic, a nurse at the Macungie School in Macungie, Pa., admitted that body mass index measurement was far from a perfect instrument, noting that it didn't take into consideration an athletic child's muscle mass, for instance.

Mass, for instance, is a fundamental property, because it remains the same in any setting; weight is a relative property, because an object's weight depends on the strength of gravity acting on it.

When we say something has such-and-such a mass, for instance, we mean that if we had conducted certain experiments, we would have gotten certain results.

A mass driver, for instance, would have to be firmly attached to an asteroid in order to work, as would a small rocket engine, another proposed method.

But Mr Bush ruled out giving the UN any direct role, and retained the final say in deciding the authority's composition and power.In fact, the UN may well get involved in other ways: despatching inspectors to verify any finding of weapons of mass destruction, for instance (the Security Council claims jurisdiction over this).

From this perspective, mass unemployment, for instance, is a social pathology because it denies this form of esteem to large parts of the population.

Even more troubling, some researchers on mass shooting, like Northeastern University criminologist James Alan Fox, have incorporated in their studies several types of multiple homicides that cannot be defined as mass shooting: for instance, familicide (a form of domestic violence) and gang murders.

The methodologies based on two-dimensional gel electrophoresis or shotgun mass spectrometry, for instance, are imprecise and biased towards highly expressed proteins [2].