Sentence examples for standards of mass from inspiring English sources

By the standards of mass rallies, this was a complex message.

Hodgkinson's decision to open fire on an early-morning baseball practice organized by House Republicans in Alexandria, Virginia, was horrifying even by the macabre standards of mass shootings.

Uniformity, the essence of any system of weights and measures, requires accurate, reliable standards of mass and length and agreed-on units.

Indeed, where standards of mass catering were concerned, it was also a source of fierce anger: the guides had the effect "of telling people that they could no longer get away with murder – because I would expose them".

The simple scale of it is, even by the standards of mass shootings in the U.S., simply flabbergasting.

The K20 prototype was designated as the primary national standard of mass for the U.S.

He changed the pricing strategy, opting to sell his wares at a single price and shun the industry standard of mass coupons and discounts.

The meter bar was replaced as the definition of the fundamental unit of length in 1960 by a line in the atomic spectrum of krypton, but the kilogram prototype is still the international standard of mass.

"We're putting strict environmental standards ahead of mass production," Mr. Pozas said.

All samples were assayed in duplicate and calibrated against serially diluted standards of known mass.

The formula raised the educational standards of the masses, equipping people well for an industrial economy that produced high-quality, standardized industrial products like electronic goods and automobiles.