Sentence examples for mass represented from inspiring English sources

In 1924 he created a pure marble ovoid shape devoid of any detail entitled Beginning of the World; as the title suggests, for Brancusi, this ovoid mass represented the very essence of form, or a sort of primal foundation of form that the artist did not care to alter with traditional sculptural techniques of modeling.

Plasma CBG is a glycoprotein with 30% of its mass represented by N-linked oligosaccharide chains.

SNR versus the body mass represented by the phantom for constant, linear and quadratic dose regimes using AW-OSEM reconstruction.

Emphasis is placed on coupling between the involved wellbores and a soil mass, represented by a geothermal reservoir and a surrounding soil.

The specified energy absorption (SEA) is defined as the area under the load-displacement curve per unit mass represented as follows: mathrm{SEA}=frac{{displaystyle {int}_0^d}Fdx}{m_{mathrm{c}}}=frac{E}{m_{mathrm{c}}}, (1).

As known from the saline water analysis, the NaCl represented a major component, where chlorine mass represented about 16 times higher than Mg, ~22 times than sulfur, ~48 times than Br and K. Similarly, sodium mass represented about 9 times higher than Mg, 12 times to sulfur, 17 times to K and 180 times higher than Br and C Wangg et al. 2010; Zhou et al. 2014).

The Met's attitude towards Critical Mass represents in microcosm the profound disinterest in engaging with cycling that permeates all of our public institutions.

The sprung mass represents the quarter body mass of the vehicle and the unsprung mass represents the mass of one wheel of the vehicle.

This is because the mass representing the sloshing modes of each channel are equal.

In the table of column profiles, the item Mass represents an average column profile.

The projectile includes a payload of a one-pound mass representing a typical electronic package supported by a plate.