The nuances of big oil's relationship to Washington was immaterial to Democrats who intensified the onslaught that began on Thursday after Mr. Barton's apology, and his subsequent apology for the apology.
Whether Mr. Jarecki was as surprised as he states is immaterial to how he uses this relationship between a white man and his long-term black caretaker to build an argument about drugs in America and, more critically, about race and class.
They also ruled that K.'s psychological relationship to the girls was immaterial: to recognize it would threaten the rights of any parent who encouraged a bond between her child and a new lover.
But if there's one thing to unify the characters inhabiting the world of Kentucky Route Zero, it's their relationship to debt, "this weird immaterial power that constrains so many of us" as the team refers to it.
Filipino and Indian research participants create a reciprocal relationship that involves the transfer of material and immaterial goods.
Besides money, employment offers many other additional immaterial advantages such as the possibility for self-development, social relationships, development of skills, daily routines, and, in many cases, meaning in life [ 11].
"Whether it's that the American Red Cross just doesn't get it, whether it's that the relationship between the regulator and regulated is beyond the point of repair is immaterial.
The exhibition also includes a series of videos Red Handed, Untitled (Favela Double Photo)—that explore immaterial things "that don't have any apparent political associations" but evoke the body's relationship to the environment.
The different types of relations are specializations of abstract metaclass OBORelation, which in turn specializes the abstract metaclass DirectedRelationship. OBORelation represents directed and binary (between two classes) relations that may occur between continuants, including material and immaterial continuants, and processes.
