The present exhibition would in fact have been incomplete without her advice, her research and her discovery of irreplaceable archival material.
Over the course of 20 years working with various federal agencies, Martin took "irreplaceable classified material on a breathtaking scale," said Zachary A. Myers, an assistant U.S. attorney with the District of Maryland, at a detention hearing in October.
Although some of the studies were able to use organic extraction, in normal circumstances the need to preserve highly valuable, irreplaceable biologic material dictates that the smallest amount of analyte possible be used.
"There's irreplaceable stuff in here".
"Some of the materials are irreplaceable".
Like so many others, my family lost everything, not just material things, but an irreplaceable sense of place, of belonging.
She also said the theater's underground offices suffered greatly as water damaged artist renderings for set designs and other materials, "things that are irreplaceable," Ms. Garza said.
There's a constant hysteria in the land about threats to the Constitution, to religion, to strategic territory with irreplaceable sources of water or raw materials sold to secret American or Israeli companies.
Clinical tissue specimens from particular stages of a disease are limited and often irreplaceable, making those DNA samples very valuable material for research.
Here, pure RE materials can be extracted from REO slags and have irreplaceable applications, however, most REO slags are either wasted or inefficiently utilized with minimal economic value produced.
