Sentence examples for immaterial characteristics from inspiring English sources
Agent-based organizational modelling approaches for integrated and systematic evaluation of material are presented in (Sharpanskykh et al. 2015; Sharpanskykh and Haest 2015; Stroeve et al. 2011) in which immaterial characteristics of socio-technical organizations in safety culture is analyzed.
The East Asians on everyone's favourite teen dramas are thinly veiled behind immaterial characteristics but they aren't fooling me, an intellectual.
Newton, though indicating in the early manuscript De Gravitatione that he does not pretend to know the substantial foundation of minds, consistently presents God and minds as immaterial, lacking certain characteristics of body, namely, hardness, impenetrability and resistance.
This immaterial substance has two characteristic properties, by which alone it is known: understanding and willing.
Yet Matsuzawa was inventing a Japanese conceptualism with Buddhist characteristics, and when he later found Western counterparts to his own immaterial practice, he happily joined in.
Spiritualism, in philosophy, a characteristic of any system of thought that affirms the existence of immaterial reality imperceptible to the senses.
"Our credit exposure to private prison companies has decreased to an immaterial amount in recent years and we continue to reduce our exposure given the risk characteristics of this industry," said Dana Ripley, U.S. Bank spokesman.
The camaraderie here is characteristic of all hunters that these fellows pursue flora rather than fauna is really immaterial.
