Sentence examples for material for classical from inspiring English sources

The music he loved was once considered to be primitive entertainment for ignorant nobodies, fit only to be cleaned up as pop or elevated as raw material for classical works.

The experimental results have shown that epoxy polyurethane acryl concrete is a high performance, lightweight concrete with properties that recommend it as a possible replacement material for classical building materials.

Analysis of haploid-derived genome sequence data of two A. agrestis isolates revealed single nucleotide polymorphisms at multiple loci, and thus these two strains are suitable starting material for classical genetic and mapping experiments.

Songs like "Love Me Tender" and "Girl from Ipanema" are not the most testing material for a classical voice, but Bocelli does bring a dramatic slow-burn to the more dynamic emotional profile of "Era Gia' Tutto Prevista".

The complex matrix of these materials makes their analysis challenging for classical elemental analytical techniques with specific and complicated sample pretreatment procedures needed for reliable quantification.

The photovoltaic behaviors such as short circuit photocurrent were studied under blue LED source after polarizing BoPET/gold/polymer film/gold device by electric field as done for classical ferroelectric materials.

Previous attempts to produce high yielding strains required selection of the genetic material through classical mutagenesis for commercial production of secondary metabolites, optimizing culture conditions, and random selection.

However, classical embedding material for sectioning such as 'optimal cutting temperature' compound (OCT) should be avoided if possible.

For the neat material the classical ionomer domain model (domains as inverted micellae interconnected by channels) is confirmed and refined.

His books include Skepticism and Freedom: A Modern Case for Classical Liberalism (University of Chicago, 2003): Cases and Materials on Torts (Aspen Law & Business 7th ed.

For classical scholars, putting an emphasis on the material and physical aspects of war, taking the battles so literally, risks diminishing the the mythic legacy of the Greeks.