The phrase "as its raw" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It may be intended to describe something in its unprocessed or original state, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The data was presented as its raw form, allowing for a more accurate analysis."
Alternatives: "in its raw state" or "in its unprocessed form".
With its emphasis on masquerading and calypso, it takes popular subjects of concern as its raw material for lyrics and costumes.
Instead, the fit is quite remarkable, since, for all its sophistication, "Voci" sounds as raw as its raw material.
(That's why interviews with artists have an irresistible appeal: they come off as the corollary to the art, or even as its raw material).
The Odenwald (Oden Forest) is often called the "Siberia of Baden" because of its location outside the main traffic arteries as well as its raw climate.
Its Agni X01 was built in two months in a shed outside London by a British tinkerer, Cedric Lynch, who also invented its pair of high-efficiency motors (one of his first handmade motors, for an electric bicycle, used flattened soup cans as its raw material) and Arvind Rabadia, a onetime newspaper deliveryman.
(SMM) Nickel Refinery in Japan as its raw material.
"Kevin Roche: Architecture as Environment," an exhibition at the Yale School of Architecture here, is the latest attempt to buff his image, and it makes a convincing case for the deep intelligence of much of his work, as well as for its raw power.
Like the other top restaurants in Scotland, Amaryllis sources as much of its raw material locally as possible.
Birds Eye, which is owned by New-York-listed Nomad Foods, is seeking price rises of as much as 12% as it said many of its raw materials were priced in dollars and so its sterling costs had risen.
Architecture, alone of the arts, takes the messy problems of daily life as one of its raw materials.
For the "standard" threshold, a paralog was scored as expressed if its raw intensity was above a background level of 50.
