He says, "The immaterial has become immaterial," not that it has become "material".
The world becomes immaterial in one respect but all too solid with dangers in another.
So why are we trying to find an excuse to continue fighting if what we're fighting over right now may become immaterial in a year's time?
When this problem is binding, the concern with imperfect exchange becomes immaterial.
However, with many discrete time points the difference between the c-log-log and the logit becomes immaterial.
By exploiting the incompressibility assumption, we analyze dependence on initial conditions (i.e. on the initial curvature and tangent vectors), and discuss under which circumstances the dependence on the initial curvature vector becomes immaterial as time increases.
This means he has to contend with the harsh reality of juniors being promoted ahead of him, he says, but he also points out that this becomes immaterial when you have motivations that differ from someone with a 'normal' medical career.
It is widespread and doesn't become immaterial simply because some pockets of moderate Muslims criticize groups like ISIS.
Kapoor's 1000 Names evolved immediately after this trip; twenty-five years later he created Cloud Gate, an object that emerged from material forms to become immaterial.
