He said the team has produced compelling evidence that neutrinos do, indeed, have a very small mass.
Dr Koshiba's second detector showed that neutrinos, previously believed to be massless, actually have a small mass.
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China has gotten rich over the last thirty years, in part, from exporting the small mass-market consumer goods that fill the shelves of my local Target before they make their way into my apartment.
Mr. RIGDEN: A small amount of mass produces enough energy, because of that C squared, to destroy a city.
So a very small amount of mass may be converted into a very large amount of energy and vice versa.
When these isotopes are combined at high temperatures, a small amount of mass is lost and a colossal amount of energy is released.
Micro-mechanical logic chips could eventually be as small and easy to mass-produce as conventional ones.
Beneath them is a mass of small and medium-sized firms that collectively employ around half of American workers and are heavily reliant on banks.
One of the city's poorest and most violent regions, the former archbishop often entered on foot to celebrate mass in small chapels and drink mate tea with locals.
Mr. Irving: We want to be in every country where the Internet has reached critical mass and where small businesses are coming online.
Those on the front lines of networking, such as the telcos, Internet service providers, competitive local exchange companies and wireless operators, still prefer time-tested Unix as the operating system for networks. (Prediction: Cisco and Lucent may become the biggest threats to Microsoft over the next five years.) n Thanks to the Internet, small niche companies can reach mass markets in a heartbeat.
Clark, 49, and Johns, 42, grew up racing small boats together in Marion, Mass.
Peter had trained as a Presbyterian minister but took a job preaching at a small Congregational church in Milton, Mass.
The frequency at which it happens is related to a small but significant difference between the mass of the particle and its antiparticle.
Building up a little equity is a good idea, a democracy of property owners is a different thing from a country with a small group of rentiers and a mass of renters.
"We have prepared our response to be one of flexibility, one of mobility, of being able to move quickly in small tactical groups but also to mass our resources if necessary, " Kelly said.
"When you have such a big mass in such a small space you have extremely high gravity, " said Charles Wang, a theoretical physicist at the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, who wasn't involved in the study.
In MASS they had a relatively small number of about 7% (500, 000) that were uninsured.
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Scott Ghelfi, 49 years old, a small-business owner in Falmouth, Mass.
Only a small fraction of these deaths are connected to mass shootings.
"The land mass of the country may be small but it is spread out over a huge area, so it offers a fairly unique logistical problem -- particularly if you need to implement a regular league season, " he said.
Instead, they are looking for what Leinberger calls "walkable urbanism" -- both small communities and big cities characterized by efficient mass transit systems and high density developments enabling residents to walk virtually everywhere for everything -- from home to work to restaurants to movie theaters.
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It emerged in the inter-war years as a split from republican liberalism, and while it became a traditional social democratic party after the fall of the Colonels regime in 1974, its forms of organisation, and mass base among civil servants and small business people, lead some to compare it to Argentine "Peronism" - that is left nationalism with a working class base.
But Mexico's newspaper market is still marked by its history: with many small papers, none has much influence among the mass of voters.
The small fry insist they offer more personalized service than the mass-market institutions.
Southern eurozone members are stuck in the deepest recessions in a generation, mass unemployment, a credit crunch particularly for small businesses and, in some countries, deep political turmoil.
In the same way that mass production moved the locus of industry from small shops to huge factories, today's mutations have the potential to shift us away from business models based on economies of scale, asset intensification, concentration and central control.
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