Sentence examples for viewed mass from inspiring English sources

Our intelligence community has historically devoted many more of its assets to traditional foreign policy problems terrorism, political instability or nuclear proliferation and viewed mass atrocity crimes merely as a proxy measure of regime stability.

Men viewed mass shootings as isolated incidents, while women saw them as broader problems in society.

And though he said that we should never view mass shootings as "the new normal," he also made it clear that he won't lead the charge.

Rather, she views mass incarceration as a form of social control - racialized social control, to be precise - resulting in the creation of a permanent undercaste.

A conceptual way to understand this point is to view mass as a single-dimensional projection of the six dimensional chemical space.

Riots can be viewed as mass criminality or as social protest.

On Wednesday the school's head, Steve Mort, praised students as he viewed the mass of floral tributes which have accumulated since Maguire's death on Monday morning.

Vesnin fitted the facade with big doors that could be opened to reveal an internal stage for performances viewed by mass audiences outdoors.

The particle accelerators used in nuclear physics can be viewed as mass spectrometers of rather distorted forms, but the three principal elements the ion source, analyzer, and detector are always present.

The spores, viewed in mass, are whitish or pale yellow.

When viewed in mass, as in a spore print, the spores appear cream to yellow colored.