"uniform mass" is an acceptable phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a group of objects or particles that are all the same size, shape, or weight. For example, you could say "The uniform mass of sand stretched along the beach."
I no longer saw the students as a general, uniform mass.
Shredding or pulverizing reduces the size of the waste articles, resulting in a uniform mass of material.
My country is portrayed as one uniform mass of queen-loving, mildly unattractive tea drinkers, who moan about queuing but would never dream of stepping out of line.
Dumped on top is a pile of static but still violent-looking rubble, or a casting of such, as this too is a clean, uniform mass.
Any freely hanging cable or string assumes this shape, also called a chainette, if the body is of uniform mass per unit of length and is acted upon solely by gravity.
If the earth were a perfect sphere, with a uniform mass throughout, and you were standing upright exactly at the surface, all the mass within the radius of the circle on which you stand would exert a gravitational force on you and contribute to your effective weight.
And suddenly, within the uniform, uniformed mass, he appears.
What made early branding efforts different from more straightforward salesmanship was that the market was now being flooded with uniform mass-produced products that were virtually indistinguishable from one another.
It seems clear that the Russian leader is undertaking one of the most difficult military reorganizations since the heyday of the Soviet Union, when Moscow supported 4.3 million troops in uniform, masses of tank divisions facing Europe, a deep-water navy and a strategic nuclear arsenal rivaling that of the United States.
For a uniform, mass-loaded plate, there is perfect agreement between the frequency responses obtained from these methods.
When connecting with each other, we should remember that while we can be consistent in various ways, we're not uniform, mass-produced goods condemned to reductive, bland, and uninspiring conversations.
