Sentence examples similar to centuries old material from inspiring English sources
Graphene oxide, a century old material has attracted the interest of researchers owing to its specific 2D structure and unique electronic, optical, thermal, mechanical and electrochemical properties.
All this arm waving appears in service of recasting centuries-old material for a modern sensibility in the most vulgar way possible.
For every wryly funny couplet, there's one that sounds pulled straight from the "My First Rap" songbook: "Da Greek Aristophanes penned a play satirizin' his day / And in the style of his time, ' Stophanes made dat shit rhyme!" Although Chi-Raq's source material is centuries old, Lee (and co-writer Kevin Willmott) make a concerted effort to establish its immediacy.
There's some fine old material here: fragments, kept under glass, of 12th-century weaving by pre-Dogon Tellem people who used caves, some near the cliff where I'd seen the masquerade, for burials.
The centuries old practice of edible packaging is resurfacing, but in new forms with new classes of materials, providing functions beyond reduction in waste generation and traditional conservation and increase shelf-life.
The results presented highlight that the two methods give comparable sugar profiles, whether the samples analysed are simple raw materials, pigmented and unpigmented paint replicas, or paint samples collected from hundreds of centuries old polychrome art objects.
That niche is centuries old, and enduring.
Many moving toys are centuries old.
A few strained at their old material.
