Sentence examples for heavily material from inspiring English sources

In addition, the luminescent emission spectrum of ∗99m Tc has shown to be heavily material dependent, contrasting with the behavior of Cerenkov light [85].

Mr. Carrey is clearly drawn to heavily conceptual material.

Prosecutors would rely heavily on material from overseas when compiling the brief of evidence, the court heard.

His autobiography, Pryor Convictions (1994), was equally confessional, although it lent heavily on material from his 20 albums.

Not only the forms of the Tiffany glasses but also their figured and heavily lustred material attracted great interest.

The summary – of what purported to be ground-breaking climate science – relied heavily on material published by Idso and Heartland as well as a self-published paper.

The heavily redacted material went only one way: cables back to headquarters, containing nothing about what agency leaders instructed their field operatives to do.

But the United Nations relies on local authorities to enforce pollution laws, and audits of remote factories like the Gujarat Fluorochemicals plant often rely heavily on material prepared by the manufacturers themselves.

The use of the heavily redacted material (vast swathes of some of the print are blacked out to preserve secrecy) works well, especially in the piece Waterboard, which evokes the hooded figures of Abu Ghraib.

Despite having been cleared by several courts, Dan Brown, the author of the blockbuster novel "The Da Vinci Code," continues to be dogged by allegations that he heavily borrowed material from other sources for the book.

Student essays are submitted indicating their preferred image, along with a detailed description of why that image was selected, often drawing heavily from material found elsewhere in the Cassini web resources.