One crucial result of this research is that the fraction of galaxies containing growing black holes is smaller for less massive galaxies than for their more massive counterparts.
Because the disk is more massive than its counterpart in the Milky Way, astronomers argued that Andromeda's total mass, including the halo, would also be larger.
The western rim of the basin is higher and more massive than its eastern counterpart, and pieces of the rim, notably in the far northwest and in the south, are missing.
Physicists believe these "sparticles" have so far evaded detection because they're a good deal more massive than their known counterparts, thus requiring more powerful collisions for their copious production.
In terms of national accounts, massive government deficits are a counterpart to the surge in corporate profits.
Most troubling, industry officials say, was a Post report in October detailing how the NSA and its British counterpart were taking massive flows of information directly from the private communications links among data centers operated by Google and Yahoo.
It is shown that adopting low-complexity signal processing techniques can significantly decrease the detrimental impact of LI as well as multi-pair interference if the power scaling scheme is appropriately chosen, and FD systems combined with massive MIMO outperforms the HD counterpart in spectral efficiency even without active LI cancellation.
Population II Cepheids are much older, less luminous, and less massive than their Population I counterparts.
The classical Cepheids have periods from about 1.5 days to more than 50 days and belong to the class of relatively young stars found largely in the spiral arms of galaxies and called Population I. Population II Cepheids are much older, less luminous, and less massive than their Population I counterparts.
Central and Eastern Europe's fixed-line telecom incumbents–unlike their Western European counterparts, burdened with massive debt and dwindling margins boasted hefty profit margins in 2001.
This means it's much rarer for women to get the sort of blockbuster role which would warrant the massive backend deals many male counterparts demand (Tom Cruise in Mission: Impossible or Robert Downey Jr. in Iron Man, for example).
