Sentence examples for mass of loose from inspiring English sources

The tip of the root is covered by a mass of loose cells called the root cap.

Lastly, the cells of a germinal layer may give up their connection to each other and become a mass of loose, freely moving cells called embryonic mesenchyme.

And though Mr. Mason looks perfectly normal from the chest up, horrible vestiges of his past stick to him, literally, in the form of a huge mass of loose skin choking him like a straitjacket.

Al-Nafūd is characterized by a unique dune form, a giant crescent slipface (the slope on the leeside of the dune that approximates the angle of repose of loose sand, usually about 32°) moving through a thick mass of loose sand.

The immediate and rapid failure of the slope before earthquake acceleration reached its peak shows that the saturated slope mass of loose pumice sand needs only slight energy to generate shear strain, which then increased the pore pressure to a critical and catastrophic level.

The caudal eminence has a bulb-like appearance and consists of a mass of loose mesenchyme covered by the ectoderm [ Fig. 4B; for a human description see O'Rahilly and Muller (O'Rahilly and Muller, 1989)].

Particularly important consequences occur from events that involve a momentary (in terms of geological time) input of huge masses of loose material: they disturb stable trends in the landscape evolution (primarily that of lithogenic base of the landscapes, namely landforms and deposits).

It is still necessary for the mass estimation of loose parts, one function of a loose part monitoring system, to develop a new method due to the high estimation error of conventional methods such as Hertz's impact theory and the frequency ratio method.

Mr. Frangsmyr wrote that Nobel once described himself as a well intended misanthrope: "I've got a mass of screws loose and am a superidealist who can digest philosophy better than food".

"A lot of loose threads".

Pack plenty of loose cotton clothes.