Sentence examples for massed more than from inspiring English sources

At its first demonstration in decades, the union massed more than 10,000 janitors, doormen and elevator operators last week for a show of strength on Park Avenue.

In recent days, Niger has massed more than 3,000 troops in its southern region of Diffa, on the border with Nigeria, awaiting parliamentary approval to go on the offensive.

It was not until September 13 , 1940 that the Italians, after massing more than six divisions, began a cautious move forward into the Western Desert.

If these observations are accurate, Chatterjee and Templin's statements that a pterosaur massing more than 70 kg could not launch essentially renders any pterosaur above this size flightless.

His other works include 16 masses, more than 200 motets, and 90 chansons.

A scene like that would have made Black Mass more than a gangster film, it would have given a national audience a glimpse into the saga that haunts Bostonians to this day.

Designated as Fomalhaut b, the planet was calculated to have a mass more than three times the mass of Jupiter and to orbit the star at a distance 10 times the distance between the Sun and Saturn.

One school of thought says that if an exoplanet has a mass more than 13 times that of Jupiter, it is not a real planet, but rather a brown dwarf.

None of these observations makes sense without assuming a large dollop of extra mass (more than five times the amount of atomic matter) alongside what astronomers can actually see.

Then, distributed strength of oscillating modes, with their total effective modal mass more than 90%% of the structure total mass, is combined in each story by SRSS method.

In particular, a Gaussian bell has ≈0.158 of its mass more than one standard deviation to the right of its mean.