Sentence examples for whose mass from inspiring English sources

The astronomical object whose mass is growing is known as the accretor.

The term heavy charged particle refers to those energetic particles whose mass is one atomic mass unit or greater.

Henry Kissinger (whose mass bombing of Cambodia killed 500,000-plus civilians) won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1973.

The return is for the purpose of shaking down an old priest whose Mass he had served.

For a body whose mass m is constant, it can be written in the form F = ma, where F (force) and a (acceleration) are both vector quantities.

Slanting color streaks suggesting strong winds run in the sky and cut across the high rises whose mass dwarfs the steamboats in the foreground.

It is a shiny cylinder made of iridium and platinum and it is the only thing in the universe whose mass is known with infinite precision.

Many people are aware of the red crabs whose mass migration to the sea has been described as one of the wonders of the natural world.

That the sun, whose mass is twenty-seven million times as great as the moon's, should have less influence over the tides than the earth's small satellite is at first surprising.

After a few days, I could actually see, merely by opening my eye, the bubble itself, a large, menacing, liquid dark planet whose mass covered the lower two-thirds of my vision.

An isolated electron cannot disappear, though an electron and a positron, whose total charge is zero and whose mass is 2me (twice the mass of an electron), may simultaneously be annihilated.