Sentence examples for opaque mass from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, if left undisturbed in the same medium, the D samples shrink with increasing concentrations of the additive, while the S samples in a critical concentration range initially shrink to an opaque mass, then develop a lump on the surface which eventually turns into a clear transparent bubble.

Cut it at any point, it is the same thing; the same heavy, sticky, opaque mass all through and all along".

That leaves one less opaque mass shooting on Wednesday night in Birmingham, Alabama.

The vault, which will support The Broad Art Foundation's extensive lending activities to other museums and institutions around the world, will form a central opaque mass that will serve as the nucleus of the space -- it's sides will shape the lobby, as well as the public circulation routes and its top surface will serve as the floor of the third floor galleries.

The scars of the individuals raised at 23°C were still translucent at day 7, and they were hidden by a whitish and opaque mass of clotted cells at day 30.

Model made of wood for the site and a mass composed of vertical Plexiglas layers glued together, with opaque masses embedded within.

Zola himself described it as "immense, dreary, drenched with rain, pierced here and there by a blood-red light, vaguely peopled by opaque masses, isolated engines or carriages".

And when it comes to Brexit, only one game series is truly suitable for answering so many opaque questions: Mass Effect.

The series, titled Hibernation II moves along a contrasting pattern of stoic, opaque land masses against hazy night sky.

Figure 7 Black earth (colour notation: 5YR 3/4) from Vicoforte (TN-VF): micrograph (PPL) shows a clayey-rich ground mass, opaque minerals, C-based matter and detrital quartz.

Earth-abundant catalysts for the hydrogen evolution reaction, for example nickel molybdenum (Ni Mo), are generally opaque and require high mass loading to obtain high catalytic activity, which in turn leads to parasitic light absorption for the underlying photoabsorber (for example silicon), thus limiting production of hydrogen.