The phrase "alive material" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing living organisms or materials that are biologically active, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The researchers focused on the properties of alive material in their experiments to understand its behavior in different environments."
Alternatives: "living material" or "biological material".
"We are printing live material - [the] cells are alive when we are printing them," he says.
Detailed landscape design, creation of new spaces new landscapes, and use of characteristic, alive landscape material as well as nature protection, landscape ecology and regional landscape planning require both a creative and a scientific approach.
"It allows me to bring material alive in a way that I cannot by simply telling stories," she said.
But while so often in the past novelty in fabric has been twinned with weird space-age clothes, here is a designer who makes a faultless collection of wearable modern clothes, alive with inventive material.
"By talking, always talking, Esther also kept her material alive, made sure that it never lost its immediacy — or that she did not lose her access to it — as she could not have had she finished her book".
Although the story edges toward soap-opera banality, the acting and a visual style, which is at once complex and restrained — Mr. Farhadi moves his camera and people through space beautifully, making rooms come alive — elevates the material.
Mr. Jones cited another simple touch on the site, a real-time clock, which, he said, conveyed a sense that the site is alive and its material can be updated at any moment.
Drawing on thorough fieldwork in Russia and illuminating interview data, McCarthy brings her material alive with vivid quotations and examples that reveal informal criteria, hierarchical subordination, the worries of investigators, the fluidity of charging practices, and interagency tensions.
Younger visitors will probably not linger very long in front of the 18th-century porcelain chocolate service from Germany, a traveling set that runs to 20 pieces, or the ceramic Mayan drinking cups, although the curators have done their utmost to bring the material alive.
Nevertheless, "die überwältigende Fülle der werkgeschichtlichen Spuren," access to Bachmann's private estate in Carinthia, and the reminiscences of family and friends who are still alive provide ample material for the challenging task of writing Bachmann's biography now, as Stoll explains (29).
