Sentence examples for mass was constant from inspiring English sources

Yields were estimated on a dry weight basis after drying in a 105°C oven until the mass was constant (24 to 28 h).

The idea that mass is constant is drilled into every budding high-school physicist.

Due to conservation of angular momentum, if the radius of the orbit decreases, then its angular velocity must increase (as the mass is constant).

Additionally, as the water height increases, the impact force due to debris decreases for an interior panel when debris mass is constant.

At lower methanol concentrations, removal of these adsorbates is accompanied by a stepped increase in the mass response and is followed by a small region of potential where the mass is constant and where methanol is apparently oxidized by a reaction with OH at the electrode surface.

Newton's assumption that mass is constant works for local situations and speeds.

We can simply denote the body forces of the electric origin by the form QE because the electric permeability and density of mass are constant.

In particular, the standard formulation of the principle of conservation of mass: 'Particle World lines do not have beginning or end points and mass is constant along a World line' (Earman 1986) is not contradicted, because none of the World lines of particles Pi, P*i genuinely has an end point.

A P-invariant defines a mass-conserving subnetwork, i.e., a network in which the total mass is constant and therefore bounded.

As transmitter mass is constant (200 mg), it seems likely that transmitter attachment would have a less significant effect on the foraging behaviour of bees larger than B. terrestris workers (i.e. >200 300 mg live weight).

Here viscosity and mass are constants which help describe the muscle response [ 20].