Sentence examples for surrounding mass from inspiring English sources

The prosecutors said the confusion surrounding mass arrests made it hard to bring perjury charges.

You're probably familiar with the manufactured controversy surrounding Mass Effect, with misinformed pundits lampooning its graphic sex acts.

A semi-circular roof is optimal design scheme for underground excavation in surrounding mass if only considering the cavern roof stability.

Advances in the technology surrounding mass spectrometry — in software, in ionization sources and interfaces and in engineering, which allows smaller mass spectrometry systems and narrow bore HPLC — have made the application of this versatile technology in screening assays possible.

There is distinctive difference in the coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) between fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) bar and surrounding mass, which may generate great transverse thermal pressure at their interface and cause significant reduction in bond strength of FRP tendon.

Bone tumours with surrounding mass usually show marrow infiltration indicated by low T1 and bright T2 signals in bone that enhance with gadolinium Open image in new window Fig. 5 Axial proton density images obtained 3 months after the first scan indicate that the avulsion fracture shows signs of healing.

High metabolic demand rapidly depletes O2 in the still water surrounding masses, and diffusion becomes increasingly insufficient for delivering O2 to the egg-mass surface.

In Figure 8 e) it is possible to see a large well surrounded mass at the bottom of the breast tissue– 10(d)).

Even with the abundance of technical challenges and innovations that will surround mass spectrometry in the decades to come, the omnipresent burden of false discovery will always need recognition when transitioning from biomarker discovery to biomarker validation.

The 3D view of the finite element mesh of the pile groups and the surrounding soil mass is shown in Fig. 1.

The mass was enhanced homogeneously with no infiltration into the organs surrounding the mass (Fig. 1).