Sentence examples for smaller mass from inspiring English sources

Without binoculars, we could see her hulking black arc, and then the smaller mass of the calf.

That is because less power is required, and there is a smaller mass carving its way through the air.

Housing costs tend to be higher in the suburbs, Ms. King said, and it can be difficult to rely on the smaller mass transit system.

"I could hear Jed when he played," said Beata Moon, a pianist and composer who performed in a somewhat smaller mass performance in 2003.

Also, since a fast electron has a much smaller mass than a heavy charged particle, it is much more easily deflected along its path.

While major newspapers are owned by Communist Party organs and subject to tight propaganda control, smaller "mass media" papers are often started as business ventures by quasigovernmental bureaus, like a local disabled persons federation.

Despite the movie theater massacre in Aurora, Colo., in July — to say nothing of "smaller" mass shootings elsewhere in the United States this year — the issue of gun control was conspicuously absent from the 2012 presidential campaign.

The smaller mass and radius of the Moon compared with those of the Earth combine to make the same object on the Moon's surface weigh one-sixth the value of its weight on Earth.

Because the electrons have a much smaller mass than the nuclei, absorption of light involves an almost instantaneous change in the electron configuration, while the nuclei initially remain in their ground-state positions.

Paperbacks far outnumber hardcovers, and over the last decade Target has focused on the larger trade format as opposed to the smaller mass-market paperbacks.

Like every S-Class, the AMG brothers are built on slow-moving production lines with an attention to detail that isn't lavished on smaller, mass-market Mercedes models.