This site defines the term, explains how to write it and provides masses of examples, both old and modern.
She spoke to Margareta Pagano Lanchester acknowledges that language is used to hide the truth; and provides masses of examples of how this was so when the financial crash imploded Ruby McGregor-Smith, the head of Mitie, wants to remove barriers for women.
But he acknowledges too that language is used to hide the truth; and provides masses of examples of how this was so when the financial crash imploded and threw out corkers such as the improbable sounding "mezzanine RMBS synthetic CDO".
In a more general sense, artificial neural networks also encompass abstract schemata, such as mathematical estimators and systems of symbolic rules, constructed automatically from masses of examples, without heuristic design or other human intervention.
Finally, a mass of numerical examples are given to investigate the influence of different parameters on the dynamic stress concentration factors (DSCF) around the cavity and dynamic stress intensity factors (DSIF) at the crack tip.
The relative atomic mass of our example is 11.88 + 0.13 = 12.01.
The mass (for example, of oxygen or drug) can be released or absorbed through the body surface within the surrounding fluid.
Consistent image generation is critical for serial studies of masses, for example, follow-up of probably benign masses, or to monitor the response of breast carcinomas to neoadjuvant chemotherapy, and the reliability of SWE could be helpful in these clinical situations.
Several mutants displayed a reduced apparent molecular mass compared with wild-type, indicated by a reduction in, or loss of, the upper band representing protein of higher molecular mass; for example, the upper band was almost completely absent in the mutants R304C, L306C, Y310C, I312C and R313C.
The stuffed animals are grouped more or less by color — a black and white mass, for example, is composed of panda bears.
