Sentence examples for sections of mass from inspiring English sources

The missal, implemented in November 2011 for use among the nation's 68 million Catholics, includes requirements for different responses from congregants in a dozen sections of Mass.

33, 35 Sections of mass spectra recorded with H2-doped and D2-doped helium droplets are displayed in Figure 1 a and b.

A large section of mass culture seemed to be transforming from a bland soporific contrivance into a more authentic creation of the grassroots.

To achieve this objective, a novel exact approach is developed to study free vibration of a string with N uniform sections of different mass densities under N different tensions with N+1 attached concentrated masses and springs at the ends.

In French circles, however, isorhythm (use of complex underlying rhythmic repetitions) was applied to the motet and also to sections of the mass.

There were jousts and mummers, and on the last day, Sunday, June 24, sections of the mass were sung alternately in French and English.

The "Solemn Vespers" followed another relative rarity by Mozart, his Church Sonata in C (K. 329), one of a body of brief orchestral movements that he wrote to connect sections of the Mass.

He organized the standard sections of the Mass and the parts added specifically to a Requiem into 10 movements, often presenting stark juxtapositions of subdued, airless utterances and grand blowouts.

If his "Bright Mass With Canons" (2005) seems staid, for him, it is thoroughly practical: Composed for this choir, it treats the five sections of the Mass reverently, painting the traditional texts with an evocative chromaticism and the appealing rhythmic energy that canonic writing invariably yields.

Empirically determinable behaviors are partial descriptions, separations, for instance 'peoples' are 'loosely separable sections of the mass of men' (ibid., 332).

Sections of a mass spectrum are displayed in Figure 1 a by the solid line.