Sentence examples for point of mass from inspiring English sources

"Of course, that misses the whole point of mass transit -- to get cars off the road".

Of course, causing a disruption of some magnitude is usually the whole point of mass demonstrations.

Judging by the number of self-publishing websites, it may not be long before we reach the tipping point of mass adoption.

At least two Muslims appear to have been offended to the point of mass murder.What do these religious sensibilities have to do with language?

Artificial Intelligence is still in its infancy, and is yet to reach the point of mass adoption.

India is about to reach that tipping point of mass adoption of the Internet, the report concludes.

The Wulff point ("center of mass") of a NC was defined as the intersection point between the perpendicular bisectors of two (111) facets.

This definition of the LRL vector A pertains to a single point particle of mass m moving under the action of a fixed force.

You see stars, by looking in the infrared, orbiting a point of incredible mass, about 4 million solar masses.

Platform businesses take many years to reach a point of critical mass, and have a great deal of risk and expense associated with making them successful.

Baldwin was also asserting his ecclesiastical authority over the Welsh bishops, especially when he made a point of celebrating mass at every Welsh cathedral; he was the first Archbishop of Canterbury to celebrate mass at St Asaph's Cathedral.