Sentence examples for as more material from inspiring English sources

But there are much bigger copyright battles looming as more material, including songs by Elvis Presley and the Beatles, approach public domain in countries around the world.

The cavity of the archenteron increases as more material from the outside is transferred inward, and the blastocoel becomes almost completely obliterated.

After stars have attained their main--sequence radii, they continue to spin--up as more material settles toward the center of the star.

But as more material is posted without editors, public discourse is likely to become more brutal and invasive at the same time that it becomes less amenable to judicial oversight.

"Our business model is floppy," said Fred Mulder, a professor of O.E.R. at the Open University of the Netherlands, pointing out that as more material becomes available free, universities will need to find alternative sources of revenue.

She is excited to see more partnerships within the Poorvu Cetner develop as more material is placed online and accessible to more audiences than ever before, and Sara is thrilled to be a part of these newly formed relationships across the University.

The exhibition is intended to be "an archive of the process," said Rosalie Genevro, the league's executive director, and it will be updated as more materials become available.

Indeed, scientists estimate that algae could grow as much as 30% more material for use as biofuel.

We bought time, but for what?" But Richard J. Sullivan, who was appointed the state's first environmental commissioner in 1970, said that experience had taught him to value the department's morale at least as much as its more material resources.

Back straddling the limb of his beechwood, having come full circle, he considers his journeys: "A webbing of story and memory joined up my places, as well as other more material affinities.

It is seen that without adaptivity, the design obtained is unsafe, as either more material removal is predicted or failure is predicted at higher loads, as compared to that obtained using adaptivity.