Sentence examples for frequent material from inspiring English sources

Lacquer is frequent material, which means that the colors are rich and that the surfaces tend toward shiny, bringing to mind ceramic plaques or cloisonné.

The stoical stance has been much celebrated — "grace under pressure" and the rest — but the sensual touch is the more frequent material of the prose.

He's a crafty nerd, making movies that feature homemade rockets and low-fi special effects, and a hooligan punk, "salvaging" Con Ed barricades (a frequent material in his bricolage art) from city streets.

Sandstone and limestone were his most frequent materials.

The most frequent materials are glasses and glass-ceramics with silica content of only 45 55 wt% and roughly equal amounts of alkali and alkaline earth, i.e. glasses that dissolve soon after having guided new tissue growth.

Hence, it was found that overexpression of the mRNA of DN TNFRSF1B resulted in similar vascular defects; although the phenotype was less penetrating and hemorrhages were less frequent (supplementary material Fig. S5).

Despite frequent complaints about material theft, writers who are represented by established agents and lawyers typically engage in relatively freewheeling exchanges with film and television executives, counting on their representatives' influence and industry custom to protect them from misappropriation.

She was proud of the skepticism that she and her colleagues had brought to the news, and of such innovations as the frequent use of material from foreign sources.

The truth, however, is that early Prynne is quarried from all too real and resistant material: frequent preoccupations include capitalism and commodification, scientific method and research, cultural archaeology, glaciation and the problem of waste (a recent pamphlet is titled Refuse Collection).

The frequent selection of material process is highly motivated as the readings of annual and monthly cycles are concerned with what happens during the whole year and what activities are activated month by month constituting the Tai Dam whole year activities.

Her performances received mixed reviews from critics, with criticism about her lack of musical material, frequent costume changes and perceived inability to dance, but praise for her stage presence and elaborate costumes.