Sentence examples for mass with various from inspiring English sources

In this study an analytical numerical method is presented which can be used to determine the dynamic response of beams carrying a moving mass, with various boundary conditions.

This observation is based on the outcome of an extensive laboratory testing programme, in which a large number of specimens of a jointed rock mass with various joint configurations were tested under uniaxial loading conditions.

CT images demonstrated a well-circumscribed soft tissue mass with various degrees of calcification [6, 8].

During infancy, the thymus may present as an anterior mediastinal mass with various forms and shapes and must not be mistaken for a tumour or infection.

The shape and surface morphology of the nanocomposites was evaluated and the microscopic images showed irregular mass with various size compositions (90.68 220.81 nm) owing to the non-homogenous, non-smooth surface with straps and shrinkage of the polymer chitosan (El-Hefian et al. 2010).

Rather, the cystic component represents necrotic degeneration of the mass, with various amounts of internal blood and debris.

Based on the progressive failure process analysis and the fluid solid coupled theory, this paper reproduces variations of macroscopic permeability of jointed rock masses with various sizes using numerical methods.

Results are given for a range of masses with various fixed orientations and the validity of the method is confirmed against established results for natural frequencies of beams with five different boundary conditions.

There is someone trying to attain something out of it by abusing the embattled politicians, political leaders and their supporters". Politicians in the Balkan countries, in general, are known for manipulating masses with various "conspiracy theories," usually claiming all problems are "imported" from the outside.

In this scriptorium, illustrations became vehicles for elaborate theological arguments, laid out in complex schematic compositions and glossed with explanatory inscriptions (e.g., the Sacramentary [a service book typically containing the celebrant's part of the mass together with various prayers] of Henry II, 1002 14; the Gospels of Abbess Uta, early 11th century).

Great advancements have been achieved with the combination of different ionization sources (e.g., electrospray ionization (ESI), electron impact ionization (EI)) and mass analyzers with various resolving power (e.g., Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance (FT-ICRMS), orbitrap, time of flight (TOF), and linear traps) [36],[36],[36].