Sentence examples for familiar substances from inspiring English sources

The table grouped those elements—hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon, along with less familiar substances like osmium, rhodium, yttrium according to their shared chemical properties and the weight of their atoms.

New parents try to eliminate potential hazards from their children's lives, but what if hidden dangers lurk in the use of everyday objects and familiar substances, like plastics or medicines?

Chemical bonding, any of the interactions that account for the association of atoms into molecules, ions, crystals, and other stable species that make up the familiar substances of the everyday world.

Moving images, though the familiar substance of experience, have only been created in recent centuries.

The judge ran down the ingredients of several McDonald's products, including Chicken McNuggets, which in addition to well-known additives common to processed foods contain some less-familiar substances like TBHQ and an "anti-foaming agent".

One of the most familiar natural substances, rubber, is a polyisoprene.

Mephedrone flung open the door to the online trade of new and familiar psychoactive substances in 2008, and change has been rapid since then.

The argument in advance was that our old friend "slickness of presentation" would trump our other familiar friend "substance".

One such issue concerns the nature of 'stuff': is it our familiar primitive substance?

But this strategy for demonstrating the impermanence of the psychological elements shows that his dualism was not the sort of mind-body dualism familiar from substance ontologies like those of Descartes and of the Nyāya school of orthodox Indian philosophy.

The other plays at the festival, not officially open to critical assessment, were familiar in style, substance or both, and of varying degrees of accomplishment.