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This tremendous mass means that proton decay should occur only rarely, with a mean life of about 1035 years.

Those in the colder outer region develop a core of rock and ice with the gravity to attract a tremendous mass of lightweight hydrogen and helium gas from the protoplanetary disk.

Despite the military success of Desert Storm, the Army's logistics leaders realized that relying on tremendous mass had costs and limitations.

In 1962, physicist Al G.W. Cameron postulated the existence of "a tremendous mass of small material on the outskirts of the solar system".

DNA and RNA are easy to measure, but metabolites have tremendous diversity in mass.

They show high stability in a high-voltage range; however, cobalt has limited availability in nature and is toxic, which is a tremendous drawback for mass manufacturing.

Individual crimes sometimes receive tremendous attention in mass and social media, and that in turn can make America seem like a more dangerous and violent place than it really is.

It's a tremendous win for the masses; for those who were constantly ignored by political elites in Washington.

–Carl Jung I have witnessed the tremendous energy of the masses.

Jobs himself, a major technological figure, did not get involved in broad policy issues, but he brought tremendous technology to the masses and was an icon to a large part of the population that hangs on every development in computers, phones, music players.

There has been tremendous recent progress in mass spectrometry of membrane proteins, including hydrogen exchange mass spectrometry (HDX-MS) studies of dynamics of membrane proteins in detergent micelles and nanodiscs.