Sentence examples for mass represents from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Some studies suggest this mass represents cargo caught in transit, while others suggest it is an integral component of the NPC, the position of which is sensitive to sample conditions.

Last week's announcement of the first athlete to be caught by a blood test designed to detect doping with human growth hormone to boost muscle mass represents a warning to athletes who may have thought HGH use was undetectable, and it also erases lingering doubts about the test among scientists.

The presence of soft tissue mass represents another important sign of malignancy; in a recent investigation about MRI findings in these tumors, the authors concluded that soft tissue mass was indicative of high-grade lesion whereas the presence of entrapped fat within the tumoral tissue was consistent with low-grade tumors [26].

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

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.

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

The most common CT appearance is a large mediastinal mass representing thymic and lymph node enlargement, which compresses the airway and cardiovascular structures (Fig. 24).