Sentence examples for mass to a from inspiring English sources

Accumulation refers to all processes that contribute mass to a glacier.

These offsets create stabilizing centripetal torques that rotate each imbalance mass to a unique equilibrium angle.

The spring connects the mass to a stem modeled as a beam having uniform geometric and material properties.

He says that this effect could be exploited to propel an initially stationary mass to a good fraction of the speed of light.

This study suggests adding passive restoring forces for returning the mass to a prescribed position at small levels of vibration.

Increasingly, companies want to use such data to hone their marketing down from the mass to a select group or even to the individual (see article).

During the week, the church moved one Mass to a convent, so the nuns would not have to travel in religious dress.

We give two examples: pollution spreading between water basins (negative externality), and non-uniform contributions from the elite and from the mass to a cultural background (positive externality).

A theory is developed for the prediction of holdup in two-phase flow based on the application of conservation of mass to a field theory concept of hete.

They range chronologically from a 13th-century aquamanile, a vessel used by a priest to wash his hands before mass, to a design conceived just yesterday, a celadon bowl from 1996.

The Standard Model predicts its mass to a rather narrow range of possible values: the Tevatron has the greater sensitivity to see it at the lower end of this mass range and the LHC at the higher end.