Sentence examples for later materials from inspiring English sources
Mr. Ross said that was an error that has been corrected on later materials.
Though his Edison Portland Cement Company went on to supply concrete for New York's Yankee Stadium and the first concrete highway, the great man's dreams for concrete died amid complex, expensive moulds and 11 unsold demonstration houses.A century later, materials scientists and their business partners have been picking up where Edison left off.
A few years later, materials like cotton wool, lint, and gauzes started being used as dressings, and their main function was to keep the wound dry by allowing wound exudates to evaporate and inhibiting invasion of bacteria from the surrounding environment (Thomas 1990).
Magliocco writes that Aradia "may represent a 19th-century version of [the legend of the Cult of Herodias] that incorporated later materials influenced by medieval diabolism: the presence of "Lucifero," the Christian devil; the practice of sorcery; the naked dances under the full moon".
Later, materials were extracted in culture medium for 24 h, and released lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) activity as a measure of cytotoxicity was determined photometrically after cells (dental pulp cells and gingival fibroblasts) were exposed to the extracts for 24 h.
Live, its variety was provocative, even in the more sanguine later material.
This is ironic, since, at least on the surface, the later material would appear to hold the greater dramatic possibilities.
There is a TV movie somewhere in this later material, but here the action and character development happen offstage.
Some perfomers begin to believe their own secrets of success, and it is reflected in their later material.
Clearly, few people knew his later material, but curiosity kept them hanging around for an extraordinary troika of Tower of Song, Suzanne and Hallelujah.
Unfortunately, this set follows Yes up to the present, and while the group kept experimenting, much of the later material is tedious or risible or both.
