Meanings of complex mass in English

Clustering is one way to mitigate the problems of these complex mass spectrometry data sets.

It is an extraordinarily complex mass, whether regarded from a chemical or physical point of view.

De Brosses was well aware that heathen religions were a complex mass, a concretion of many materials.

The table greatly simplifies a complex mass of historical facts: see the text for some of the many important caveats.

By means of such a differentiation there arises a very complex mass of cells, with great variety in shape and function.

Often, great scientific achievements will be examples of one extraordinary individual's ability to reduce a complex mass of information to a single pattern.

Then I was able to see the Mynster complex massed at the base of the cliff.

It is also the main body of our legal systems- acomplexmass of prohibitions and preventions.

Referring all patients with complex masses avoids the most reoperations at reduced cost compared to using an MIA.