Sentence examples for mass in which from inspiring English sources

Hailstorms form within a unusually unstable air mass in which the temperature falloff with height is much greater than normal.

The organ mass, in which the choir and the organ alternated lines of the liturgical text, was a popular practice.

After John Paul died in April 2005, Benedict signaled a similar concern in his homily at the Mass in which he was formally installed as pope.

Björk mentioned Ariel Ramírez's "Missa Criolla," an Andean folk-song setting of the Mass, in which the chorus has a raw, penetrating edge.

This year Dickson produced a magnetic performance with Maliphant in Critical Mass, in which two bald men dressed in denim made absolute stage magic.

In the 15th century a Burgundian composer, Guillaume Dufay, and his contemporaries developed the cyclic mass, in which a single cantus firmus was employed throughout.

Masses in which the echo features were highly characteristic of a benign pathology were categorized as benign.

In this regard Our Socialism reminded me of John Berger's A Seventh Man, also ostensibly about the toiling masses, in which the author permitted not one squeak from the aforementioned oppressed to be heard.

By overthrowing the monarchy and declaring the Jamahiriya (a republic of the masses in which political power was to be passed to the people), the revolutionary army officer achieved what no sovereign before him had accomplished.

Crack propagation and coalescence processes are the fundamental mechanisms leading to progressive failure processes in rock masses, in which parallel non-persistent rock joints are commonly involved.

In 1977 he invented a system called the "Jamahiriya" or "state of the masses", in which power is meant to be held by thousands of "peoples' committees".