Sentence examples for hard matter from inspiring English sources
"I, a strong and active man, in broad daylight, found it a hard matter to pass," he later wrote.
As the Hudson River landscape and then the wilder West came under human sway, artists like Church looked to the Andes and the icebergs of the North Atlantic for God's intact handiwork and Thoreau's "hard matter in its home".
They also motivate further work to determine whether internal damage in hard matter may be mitigated by designing microstructures that heal cracks during mechanical loading.
There has been significant progress towards electron tomography of crystalline and radiation hard matter using aberration-corrected scanning transmission electron microscope (STEM) [1, 2] and transmission electron microscope (TEM) [3, 4].
As a guideline, one must expect that relevant object distortions will occur during investigations of nanostructured soft and hard matter, where a rich variety of defects, interfaces, and surfaces allows forging new material properties that rapidly emerge worldwide.
Physical interactions of soft matter under biologically relevant conditions (in aqueous media containing various ions) are governed by complex interplays of generic and specific interfacial interactions, which are clearly different from those acting at the interface between hard matter.
Tan has a hard, matter-of-fact style and specialises in neat description, whether depicting a mother "teetering on her highest heels and pouring macaroni cheese into a Pyrex dish" or a laugh that sounds "like a coin in a can".
My view, in the early part of my career, was that appearances mattered, that looking like you're working hard mattered.
While the old matter of bioethics was still alive and while judges were improving their skill in dealing with hard matters, like refusal of medical treatments, abortion, euthanasia et cetera, a new challenge appeared on the horizon, the challenge of biological sciences, and especially of the most troubled field of human genetics.
While the old (may we say so?) matter of bioethics was still alive and while judges were improving their skill in dealing with hard matters, like refusal of medical treatments, abortion, euthanasia et cetera, a new challenge appeared on the horizon.
