Sentence examples for in relation to material from inspiring English sources

This paper addresses those issues relating to the integration of information flows in relation to material management throughout the construction industry supply-chain.

But in some cases, it will be neither easy nor obvious for readers to orientate themselves in relation to material they read in the press..

Synthesized materials show specific dielectric responses, which are discussed in relation to material structure and electron transfer between nanoparticles.

Further, the conditions for shear band formation, shear band inclination, diffuse bifurcation modes, and the long and short wavelength limit of diffuse modes are discussed in relation to material properties and the state of stress, i.e. the stress-ratio and the normal-yield ratio.

"Such cases have a chilling effect on writers' freedom of expression, and are driving journalists to self-censor," said PEN. Religious defamation has also become a hot potato, with more and more people being prosecuted in relation to material posted online or via social media that satirizes religion, or criticizes or ridicules the Prophet Muhammad.

In this study, the external mechanical load is investigated in direct relation to material properties by means of microcinematography.

This review is a comprehensive summary of recent research in coordination chemistry, supramolecular chemistry, and related functions, in relation to mesoporous materials.

"I am taking this action to satisfy myself and assure the public that the appropriate actions were taken in relation to that material".

"But the stop power conferred by paragraph 2(1) of schedule 7 is incompatible with article 10 of the convention in relation to journalistic material in that it was not subject to adequate safeguards against its arbitrary exercise".

"It struck me that instead of thinking about what a sculpture is going to be and how you're going to do it compositionally, what if you just enacted those verbs in relation to a material, and didn't worry about the result?

The judges identified two key problems with the law: that it does not provide for independent court or judicial scrutiny to ensure that only data deemed "strictly necessary" is examined; and that there is no definition of what constitutes "serious offences" in relation to which material can be investigated.