Translation for 'High Mass' from English to Albanian

High Mass

meshë {f} e madhefe

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mass

grumbull {m}

masë {f}

kapicë {f}

meshë {f}fe

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mass extermination

vrasje {f} në masë

kërdi {f}

high

i/e lartë {adj}

high altitude

lartësi {f} e madhe

high-ranking

i/e lartë {adj} [për rang]

high wind

erë {f} e marrëmeteo.

high-pitched

i/e lartë {adj} [për tinguj, zë]

on high

lart {adv}

high up

lart {adv}

high treason

tradhti {f} e lartë

to live high

rroj në luks

to command a high price

e mbaj shtrenjt [mallin]

high-rise [multistory building]

pallat {m} [ndërtesë e madhe me shumë kate]ark.

to hold one's head high

e mbaj kokën lart

He is a high-ranking official.

Është nëpunës i lartë.

• After the High Mass and Liturgy, Hus was led into the church.
• During high mass, 4,000 soldiers entered Essen and searched all the houses.
• Ultra-compact HII regions are among the best tracers of high-mass star formation.
• For a spherical body of uniform density, the gravitational binding energy "U" is given by the formula As the gas in a star becomes more relativistic, the gravitational binding energy required for hydrostatic equilibrium approaches zero and the star becomes unstable (highly sensitive to perturbations), which may lead to a supernova in the case of a high-mass star due to strong radiation pressure or to a black hole in the case of a neutron star.
• ... the Solemn High Mass) and some rites in the "Rituale Romanum".

• This group kept very active in perpetrating public outrages such as the Notre-Dame Affair, where at the Easter High Mass at Notre Dame de Paris, in front of ten thousand people and broadcast on national TV, their member and former Dominican Michel Mourre posed as a monk, "stood in front of the altar and read a pamphlet proclaiming that God was dead".
• More massive stars can lose mass quickly enough that they evolve towards higher temperatures before their cores can collapse, particularly for rotating stars and models with especially high mass loss rates.
• Because of the high mass ratio, the barycenter is outside of the radius of Pluto, and the Pluto–Charon system has been referred to as a dwarf double planet.
• The assessment of alcids determined the peculiarity of being able to fly under the efficient Strouhal number range in air and water despite a high mass relative to their wing area.
• The intense radiation of most observed GRBs is thought to be released during a supernova or superluminous supernova as a high-mass star implodes to form a neutron star or a black hole.

• In high mass stars, the length of the star formation process is comparable to the other timescales of their evolution, much shorter, and the process is not so well defined.
• A rotary UPS uses the inertia of a high-mass spinning flywheel (flywheel energy storage) to provide short-term ride-through in the event of power loss.
• , and is a high-mass X-ray binary (star system) source (HMXB).
• A rocket with a high exhaust velocity can achieve the same impulse with less reaction mass.
• Only a tiny fraction of the 100 billion stars in a typical galaxy have the capacity to become a supernova, being restricted to those having high mass and rare kinds of binary stars containing white dwarfs.

• Everything else being equal, a high mass ratio is desirable for good performance, since it indicates that the rocket is lightweight and hence performs better, for essentially the same reasons that low weight is desirable in sports cars.
• Alternatively, quark matter may become stable at high mass numbers, in which the nucleus is composed of freely flowing up and down quarks instead of binding them into protons and neutrons; this would create a continent of stability instead of an island.