Meanings of have no mass in English

Some glide through it effortlessly and have no mass.

States of consciousness have no mass, even if they can be conceded to be movable.

We must be prepared to make use of their equipment, as we have no mass-transport technology of our own.

Some particles, like the photons that make up light, are not affected by it and therefore have no mass.

On the other hand, if the force-carrying particles have no mass of their own, the forces will be long-range.

The New Yorker, December 17, 1960 P. 36 They have no charge and have no mass.

They have no mass, and as they pass through the tissue they lose energy more-or-less continuously (see the blue line in the plot above).

He, his presence but not himself, had no mass to bend, however insignificantly, space.

Who would believe that a photon had no mass?

Souls had no mass but did have dimension; it would not do to have it drag out behind him.

Perhaps metaphor has no mass.

Gamma-Insome decay processes, the emission is a photon having no mass at all and traveling at the speed of light.

That's actually a consequence of the fact that the photon has no mass, and so can only ever travel at the speed of light.

The remaining 77 core biopsies had no masses or risk lesions and were mammographically Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System 4 (BIRADS) for microcalcifications.