Sentence examples for mass needs from inspiring English sources

And stuff when it gets into critical mass needs a setting that embraces it, so things become more elaborate.

But the main idea for promoting it to lose weight is that muscle mass needs more energy than fat mass, even when at rest.

Then, monopolies emerged to meet the mass needs of a new national marketplace; now come oligopolies, or a small number of big companies that will dominate their markets and compete against one another, Mr. Galambos said.

In this case the wind speed becomes slower because more mass needs to be pushed away.

In the plasma generated by an explosion, the electrons may not follow the Boltzmann distribution and, hence, their finite mass needs to be taken into account.

We conclude that the measure of bone mass needs to be supplemented with measures reflecting the physicochemical status of mineral crystals for improved assessment of fracture susceptibility.

"It's been difficult to have critical mass needed to have credible social investment offerings," said Kurtz, who is also the chief investment officer for Nelson Capital Management.

AOL wants more subscribers, eBay more participants and Amazon.com hopes to reach the huge critical mass needed to make it profitable at last.

As a result, small firms struggle to reach the critical mass needed to be exporters, says Laurence Boone, at Barclays Capital in Paris.

Around 25% is dark matter, a different but equally invisible stuff, hypothesised to explain how galaxies have the proper mass needed to hold them together.

Few of the companies that have excelled either in the domestic market or as exporters have built up the critical mass needed to develop into world heavyweights.