Sentence examples for state of mass from inspiring English sources

In fact, in the paper, authors state, "the overall state of mass balance of the ice sheet is affected by considerable uncertainties in bed topography and ice thickness".

Candy Cabs HQ dissolves into a state of mass hysteria at the thought of meeting Eddie Shannon and they charge him a tiny fee for the service.

According to the Russian philosopher Grigori Pomerants, his country has slipped into "a state of mass disorientation" since the collapse of the Soviet empire.

Dorothy wrote home about the county superintendent of schools: "Originally her territory was as big as the state of Mass … and she drove 1,200 miles her first year!

A spokesman from Deutsche Bank said that the bank would decide later Sunday whether employees would work from its 60 Wall Street headquarters or an alternate facility, depending on the state of mass transit.

The Spanish Civil War inspired most of his last important volume of poetry, Poemas humanos (1939; Human Poems), which presents an apocalyptic vision of an industrial society in crisis and unable to advance beyond a state of mass evil, alienation, and despair.

Advocates of local foods have bemoaned the state of mass-produced flour, even from higher-end brands.

He travelled the world to report on the state of mass-media culture (which in many cases is, of course, the mass-media culture of the state), the Americanization of much of the movies, music, and television around the world, and diverse local, regional, national, and international attempts to resist that influence.

So it remains to be see whether Anderson will judge the IP bill includes enough of these safeguards to justify continued state used of mass interception powers.

The Democrats' mode of alliance is to appeal to the entire class of employees by endorsing state programs of mass economic, social and cultural support.

In our laboratory experiments, low intraspecific size variability and variation in other factors (age, embryo density, physical state of the mass, variation in fouling among masses) probably obscured underlying relationships between size and central O2.