Sentence examples for masses which are from inspiring English sources

None of this involves anything to do with doctrinal matters such as women bishops, gay priests or Latin masses, which are matters for religions.

The sharply varied climatic conditions prevailing in summer and in winter are a direct result of the interaction of these two air masses, which are entirely different in nature.

Of these, the least important are the continental polar air masses, which may occasionally bring intense cold to northern Egypt in December and January, and the maritime polar air masses, which are associated with rain-bearing depressions over the northern and southern extremities of the continent during the winter.

Coronal T2-W MRI (a) shows multifocal bilateral lobulated facial masses which are predominantly hypointense.

Schwannomas typically appear as solitary, well-encapsulated masses, which are firm and round with a smooth surface.

This paper considers the formation control problem for a network of point masses which are subject to Coulomb friction.

"They want to separate themselves from the masses, which is interesting given China's history".

Call it folk art for the masses, which is not the worst definition of baseball.

This work ultimately resulted in the theory of air masses, which is essential to modern weather forecasting.

He took to spending long holidays near Gstaad, in Switzerland, and worked on a book, to be titled The Revolt Against the Masses, which was never finished.

Unlike Pope John Paul's masses, which were openly ecumenical, Benedict's public appearances are likely to be overwhelmingly aimed at Catholics.