Sentence examples for array of material that from inspiring English sources

It is this rich array of material that Marcus Rediker plumbs, more thoroughly than anyone else to date, for his masterly new book, "The Slave Ship: A Human History".

Technology has cut media distribution costs and made available a vast new array of material that caters to specialised or obscure tastes, in music, video or the written word.

"The vast array of materials that we uncovered really gives us a true sense of a strong, stable community," she said.

The library collects a wide array of materials that support the work at the center.

'Materials' is used to hold an array of type Material that are placed in the array in the editor and are used for applying textures to the various elements of the building.

Japanese companies like Kawasaki Heavy produce an array of composite materials that reduce a plane's weight and require almost no repairs.

Between a chunky bronze coin issued in 290BC bearing the head of Alexander the Great portrayed as Heracles, son of Zeus, and the entire wall, near the exit, given over to Twitter responses to last summer's Olympic opening ceremony – itself a vast piece of propaganda for brand UK – is an array of material so multifarious that it's hard to take in half of it on a two-hour visit.

Developmental biology displays a rich array of material and conceptual practices that can be analyzed to better understand the scientific reasoning exhibited in experimental life science.

For contemporary philosophy of science, developmental biology displays a rich array of material and conceptual practices that can be analyzed to better understand the scientific reasoning exhibited in experimental life science (see the entry on experiment in biology).

Thus, developmental biology displays not only a rich array of material and conceptual practices that can be analyzed to better understand the scientific reasoning exhibited in experimental life science, but also points in the direction of new ideas for metaphysics, especially when that endeavor explicitly considers the input of empirically successful sciences.

Magnetic-core storage, any of a class of computer memory devices consisting of a large array of tiny toruses of a hard magnetic material that can be magnetized in either of two directions (see computer memory).