Sentence examples for mass serving from inspiring English sources

Like Indian stonework, central Javanese stonework is fundamentally conceived as a solid mass, serving as a vehicle for figurative and symbolic sculpture.

Sunday afternoons, she attends mass, serving as the head usher at Most Precious Blood.

Prior to the passage of the Act, Catholics were legally forbidden from voting, inheriting land, saying mass, serving in public office or academia, bearing arms or serving in the military, although these prohibitions were frequently overlooked, particularly those regarding military enlistment.

This discrepancy could indicate the existence of other, yet unidentified proteins with a similar apparent molecular mass, serving as targets of ANEA autoantibodies.

These data demonstrate that Tcf7l2 plays a cell autonomous role in the control of β cell function and mass, serving as an important regulator of gene expression and islet cell coordination.

For centuries, that Mass served as a structured sacrifice with directives, called "rubrics," that were not optional.

This helps the animal walk on the bottom of rivers, where the extra bone mass serves as ballast.

The high hydraulic conductivity of the Carapace facies and the relative nature of its unstructured comminuted mass serves as a channel for seepage erosion and piping.

But sheer mass served merely with ads never effectively monetized (especially since MCNs shared ad revenues with YouTube, which was overflowing with inventory) and pure aggregation "plays" became suspect.

The deposition is shown to occur through a nucleation and growth mechanism in which microscopic nuclei crystallized out from this intermediate gel mass serve as the growth centres of the new phase.

A slovenly office chair was pressed against the mudslide; a wooden board, inserted into the mass, served as a desktop.