The mass effect of the superior orbital mass and the longitudinal widening of the orbit were presumed to be the reasons for the dystopia.
When binaries with approximately equal masses come in contact, mass transfer leads to a modest widening of the orbit, alike the γ-formalism (Nelemans et al. 2000, 2001).
Facial computed tomography showed dysplasia of the right frontosphenoid and orbital bone, enlargement of the volume of the orbit, widening of the superior orbital fissure, and a mass located in the superior orbital space, protruding to the right temporal lobe.
The project involved a mass clearing of antiquated structures, the widening of streets and squares, and the erection of massive new government offices, including parts of the Palace of Justice.
Axial CT image, bone window, demonstrates widening of geniculate ganglion, where homogenous, soft tissue mass is present, representing schwannoma of the 7th nerve (arrow).
It was shown that at crack widths above 0.6 mm, to be conservative an increase in mass loss of steel of 1% corresponded to corrosion crack widening of 0.02 mm.
This led, as was early realized, to the dominance of financial interests, to speculation, and to a general widening of the gulf between the propertied and the masses.
(b) Coronal MDCT image in another patient shows widening of the distance between the dens and the lateral masses of C1 (white arrows).
The optimized transducer had a fractional bandwidth of 130% that confirmed the efficacy of the void head mass in widening the frequency bandwidth.
Considering a widening of the franchise and the rapid advancement of the working classes, writers and philosophers on both sides of the Atlantic worried about the effect of unleashing the masses upon the ballot box.
