Sentence examples for of lower mass from inspiring English sources

Larger dwarf galaxies are more likely to host MBHs than those of lower mass.

In nucleosynthesis a nuclide of lower mass often serves as the seed or target for the production of a nuclide of higher mass.

The other neighbouring isobar (same mass number, different atomic number) to argon-40 is also of lower mass, 39.962384, than potassium-40.

This talk will highlight our current understanding of exoplanet architectures and the occurrence of lower mass planets and compare the statistical information from Doppler searches of nearby stars to the new exoplanet discoveries from the Kepler mission.

The goal was to determine whether training with a ball of lower mass favored an increase of enjoyment, perceived competence, and intention to be physically active.

It is noted that the shorter heat soak time for the aero-derivative casing, because of lower mass, was initially seen as a design disadvantage.

This is also seen by Leisenring et al. (2008), who study the strength of the 30 μm emission feature in the same sequence, and extend the sample to bluer colours, indicative of lower mass-loss rates, particularly for the Milky Way comparison sample.

This is in marked contrast to the present populations of lower-mass, faint, old stars that now dominate elliptical galaxies.

Leconte, J., Wu, H., Menou, K. & Murray, N. Asynchronous rotation of Earth-mass planets in the habitable zone of lower-mass stars.

(The formation of elements heavier than iron requires either an extraordinary stellar event, such as a supernova explosion or neutron star merger, or a particular late stage in the life of lower-mass stars). The production of elements continues.

The imaging of lower-mass atoms such as carbon by TEM continued to present a challenge, however, because they yielded extremely weak signals that were difficult to distinguish from instrument noise.