From Joyce, Roth learned that the rough ghetto world he had grown up in was fit material for high art.
By Lois Long and Byram The New Yorker, March 17 , 1928P. 17 Mr. Will Hays had decided that the play "Rain" was not fit material to place on the screen before the American masses.
A hundred and fifty years ago, in "The English Constitution," Walter Bagehot noted the temptation for bored princes to become fops and fornicators, and concluded that "the only fit material for a constitutional king is a prince who begins early to reign".
His book is admirably judicious and thoroughly researched (within the limits of secrecy or paranoia imposed by the church), but I often had the feeling that Wright himself was uncertain whether this was fit material for a sober book of non-fiction, or would he collapse in fits of helpless laughter and tears at the stuff he was obliged to report?
Seeing "Julietta" might even cause one to question whether surrealism is fit material for opera — better, perhaps, just to have a good tenor up there honestly belting out an aria — until one thinks of operas like "Le Grand Micabre" by Ligeti or "The Nose" by Shostakovich that work brilliantly.
This definition does not fit material substance, of course, but it is devised in order to be able to apply the term substance to the immaterial things whose existence has been established in natural philosophy.
The nickel-based GH4169 superalloy at 650 °C is employed to fit material constants and to verify the prediction capacity of the present model under various loading conditions.
Here, the dura is elevated in order to fit material, usually fascia lata, between the bone and the dura.
Therefore, emphasizing right products that are intrinsically linked to product attributes, such as right styles, fits, materials, and durability must be considered as fundamental components of the fashion brands' sustainability claim.
These rigid materials are best used when non-porous fitted materials are required.
