Sentence examples for different materiality from inspiring English sources

While it is not clear that the retail editions and library editions of the audiobooks are materially different, materiality is a fact-based finding.

Brady requires a criminal conviction to be reversed if the government withholds exculpatory (or impeachment ) material, within the government's possession, from the defendant, and there is a reasonable probability that, if such material had been disclosed, the result of the proceeding would have been different ("materiality").

He started by comparing the materiality standard for 10b-5 liability set out in Basic – a balancing of the probability an event will occur and the event's anticipated magnitude to the company – with what he found to be a "significantly" different materiality standard for Item 303 disclosure.

It proposes that bodies in VR are blurred, virtual and physical, absent and present, compounded and indivisible, even though body and environment have different materialities.

This is different from materiality because a lack of materiality destroys plaintiffs' claims across the board.

The steel light tower is intentionally different in materiality as it acts as a sculptural addition (although it also works as a structural pillar).

Innovation is often thought of as a succession of abstract ideas and conceptual breakthroughs, just as information is misunderstood as something floating disembodied in a "cloud". Looking closely at ENIAC shows that, from the beginning, the digital revolution has depended on many kinds of expertise, many kinds of work, and many different kinds of materiality.

But they both have very different definitions of materiality.

The process includes a physically based account the generation of the species (which have different degrees of materiality), its propagation through the medium, and its affection of sense organs and a spiritual/immaterial account that explains what follows from the affection of the sense organ by the species.

"It allows for a different discussion about materiality, temporality, about the relationship between digital art and longer art historical narratives, and it questions cultural hierarchies, recognising that the most important artwork of our time might well be happening on a LiveJournal profile".

"It allows for a different discussion about materiality, temporality, about the relationship between digital art and longer art historical narratives, and it questions cultural hierarchies, recognizing that the most important artwork of our time might well be happening on a LiveJournal profile".