Sentence examples for last materials from inspiring English sources

Mirror proved one of the last materials to be successfully mass-produced, which explains the valuable reverse-glass painted frames enlarging them, as they gaze from opposite walls into one another.

"Our road was paved with this idea of erase and do over, but, at last, materials have become so valuable" — in terms of both their carbon footprint and financial cost — "that we don't tear everything out and start from scratch," he said, and added that we can design new structures with their future deconstruction and reconstruction in mind.

These last materials have structural hydroxyls that, along with the surface OH groups present in both photocatalysts, could mediate in the mineralization of the pollutant.

The last material is the most telling: Bourgeois was born into a family of tapestry restorers, in Paris, in 1911.

In retrospect, the last material that Kusama turned to — mirrors — marked a high point, and a turning point in her work.

In the last act of this qualifier and the last material one of Scotland's latest unsuccessful campaign – their ninth in a row – Lewandowski scrambled a goal from all of a yard.

Let us note that the last material has also a good electrical conductivity as a whole ("A Fortuity of Large-Intensity Spontaneous Moving Line" section).

Subsidence of the last material in Thielsen's crater moved its youngest lava more than 1000 feet above the active crater.

Per AIG, its last material weakness was re mediated in the fourth quarter of 2008.] Yet none of AIG's officers were held accountable for Sarbanes-Oxley violations after making materially misleading public statements and signing off on false SEC filings.

Maddalena's correspondence with Leland indicated that she intended to marry a man named Lorenzo Bruciatelli and emigrate to the United States, and the Vangelo was the last material Leland received from her. Author Raven Grimassi, at the Pantheacon convention on February 17 , 2008 presented a copy of a letter written by Leland (housed in The Library of Congress).

If you ever find yourself needing some type of treatment, always choose the best, strongest, longest lasting materials.