Sentence examples for mass half from inspiring English sources

It was essentially built on the relationship of the inhabitants of Parthia to the neighbouring tribes outside the static frontiers an ethnic mass, half nomadic and half settled, that inhabited the north of Iran.

Even a lean male athlete with a body fat content of 8percentto10percentcent of total body mass (half the fat found on the average nonobese, non-Olympic American man) is still a few percentage points more marbled than a wild male chimpanzee, and scientists have suggested that our distinctive adipose stores help ensure that our big brains will be fed even when our cupboards go bare.

Indeed, for a given mass, half spaces minimize the Gaussian perimeter while maximize the absolute value of the barycenter.

The city has twice the land mass, half the population and roughly one-fourth of the city budget of San Francisco.

The team's observations published online today in Astronomy & Astrophysics pin down 51 Pegasi b's mass (half that of Jupiter's) and the inclination of its orbit (9° with respect to Earth) more accurately than ever before.

With a mass half that of Saturn, 55 Cancri f is likely to be a gas giant with no solid surface.

In response, India massed half a million troops near the border, in a terrifying stand-off between nuclear-armed rivals.

(Chinen) Jon Hendricks and Annie Ross (Monday through Wednesday) As a pre-emptive celebration of his 90th birthday, which will actually transpire in September, Mr. Hendricks reunites with Ms. Ross — his old partner in Lambert, Hendricks and Ross, the sparklingly hip and widely influential singing team that brought vocalese to the masses half a century ago.

Breast lesions were sonographically visible in all six of our patients with CLL, with all cases demonstrating hypoechoic masses; half of which were circumscribed (Fig. 6) and the other half demonstrating irregular shape and angular margins (Fig. 5).

A method is presented to replace the distributed mass of each bay of a spatial beam-like lattice girder by 24 lumped masses, half of the latter being located at the upper plane and the other half at the lower one of the bay respectively, where the correct magnitude and location of each lumped mass are determined according to the actual arrangement of all the members constituting the bay.

What is it in the culture that has a critical mass of people half-consciously confusing their personal freedom with "freedom" for, say, Bank of America?