Sentence examples for mass that the from inspiring English sources
The other, at 62nd Street, has melted into a sinuous mass that the landscape architect Thomas Balsley compares to spaghetti.
By 2003, there was enough of a critical mass that the area's galleries and artists formed the Wynwood Art District Association.
The officer, Patrick Pogan, was there to monitor a group of bike riders, called Critical Mass, that the Police Department had long viewed as a nuisance.
Many of those who attended on a recent Sunday seemed to agree with both the archbishop and the priest conducting services, the Rev. Margarito Escorcia Reyes, who said after Mass that the chapel's financing and services should be judged separately.
That is because this small church, with its intellectual history and fierce stubborn streak, never fully adopted the more modern version of the Mass that the church's hierarchy is now ordering replaced.
For most elements, a change of one or of a few mass units is such a small percentage of the total mass that the chemical differences between isotopes are negligible.
(Along the way, a collision with a Mars-size planet broke loose the mass that became the moon).
After three days the cells were gone, leaving a glistening mass that retained the basic shape of the organs.
Yellow arrows point to the extra mass that made the MAVSΔProTM filaments larger in diameter.
In the prosoma, the CNS is a clearly demarcated mass that surrounds the esophagus.
This effect is seen in any mass that enters the device with smaller masses having the larger accelerations.
