Sentence examples for material a collection from inspiring English sources

It contained some four million still photographs taken by hired photographers who were sent to film sets to generate promotional material — a collection dating all the way back to the silent era.

Mr. Guerra was the most influential and popular singer-songwriter in Spanish-language pop in the 1990s, right up until the minute he decided to walk away from it all and take a hiatus that lasted for several years: from 1998, after he made it known that he had become a born-again Christian, to 2007, he made only one record of new material, a collection of religious songs.

But in addition to that work, he's also crafting the next EP for his house side project Peach Melba, and preparing to release some new solo material, a collection of "very dark tracks in the world of where house intersects with techno," which he will bill as just Juan Maclean, rather than The Juan Maclean.

This material, a collection of 56 bones, was found in 1853 by the government surveyor Joseph Millard Orpen in the Upper Elliot Formation at Harrismith, South Africa and was donated to the Hunterian Museum at the Royal College of Surgeons in London.

John Tain, a curator of modern and contemporary collections at the Getty Research Institute, said that while the institute already had, among other materials, a collection of several hundred letters from Man Ray to his sister and niece, the latest acquisition helps "flesh out a lot of details that until now have been unexplored and unmapped".

He has had to get used to new commuting and getting by without some of his essential research material, like a collection of academic texts that researchers in his group relied on in planning financial strategy.

"There simply aren't enough new collectors around to add this type of material to a collection, and most of the established collectors have already filled their album spaces with such stamps," Charles Snee, the editor of Linn's Stamp News, told me in an e-mail.

It is characterized by a material hosting a collection of energy levels within its bandgap, allowing the cell to exploit photons with sub-bandgap energies in a two-step absorption process, thus improving the utilization of the solar spectrum.

The complete Coleman material, in a collection edited by James Booth, was finally published in 2002.

Methodically, work with material from a collection, which had to be prepared differently in regard to post-mortem delay, fixation and staining, is always afflicted with a greater standard deviation than a method that is planned and arranged under identical conditions.

The increased number of questions that the freshmen faced on the collaborative exam could have presented a cognitive overload that contributed to a perception of the material as a "collection of unrelated facts" and reduced their ability to retain the information.