Sentence examples for material intact from inspiring English sources

As the flood pulse continued, geologists say, it hit the Pacific with 90percentt of its solid material intact and continued on 1,200 miles into the sea, smoothing the Tufts Abyssal Plain, a feature of the ocean floor.

But they would almost certainly leave some of the material intact, and the chance of accidental dispersal would be high; many storage and production sites are near population centres.

Polyvinyl pyrrolidone (PVP,Mw ≈ 1,300,000) was selected as a suitable template material since it could be processed to fibers with length in the millimeter range, and be stable during coating but degrade under conditions to leave the wall material intact.

Neborsky says she finds old magazines and books for her projects everywhere from the sidewalk to estate sales, library sales, and thrift stores, adding that she never cuts out the pieces of her findings directly, but copies them instead in order to keep the source material intact.

Piping hot liquid is poured over paper, ingredients are piled up on top and the material stays intact throughout the entire meal.

Officials insist that other networks, for top-secret, military and intelligence material, are intact.

The Off Broadway material is intact to a remarkable degree; Hedwig is still the narrator, and the song roster is virtually identical, presented in precisely the same order.

He added: "That said, it is still the case that Babel's KGB file was not lost, and a great deal of material remained intact.

In the edition sold in North America, where copyright laws allow more liberal quotation of written matter, some of the disputed material appears intact and some is paraphrased.

The vibrancy of their early material remained intact: single Bonin' in the Boneyard welded its cemetery jollies to Ritalin-spiked horns, sampled dog-barks and a bassline that seemed to invent the Seinfeld theme a year early.

Across a range of variables, from mental health to material prosperity, intact heterosexual households showed different and generally better long-term outcomes for children than other family structures – gay parents included.