Sentence examples for material intensified from inspiring English sources
Speculation over whether the musicians would create new material intensified earlier this year when Greenwood hinted in April that the band would regroup in the summer.
But he finds new connections and enriched meaning in this talismanic material, intensified by his near-fatal encounter with a piece of farming equipment and his battle, once again, to survive havoc.
The increase in the rate of flow of the inert material intensifies the generation of mass loss by up to 100%.
Access to low-cost labor and abundant raw materials intensified the movement of manufacturing sites from developed countries to developing countries in the late 20th century (Cook 2007).
The north to south groundwater flow direction and existence of fine-grained materials intensifies this process, leading to faster subsidence rates.
The mechanical rolling (preprocessing) disrupted the adhesion between non-cellulosic materials and cellulose, resulting in direct fall-off of abundant non-cellulosic materials, intensifying the infiltration capacity of microorganism and its enzymes.
The intensity of the D band of the resulting carbon materials intensifies sharply while BuMgCl is added, as the G band decreases, the calculated G/D ratio decreases from 1.03 to 0.78.
That letter said that by selecting Charlie Hebdo, PEN was "valorising selectively offensive material: material that intensifies the anti-Islamic, anti-Maghreb, anti-Arab sentiments already prevalent in the western world".
Related: Charlie Hebdo row leads to Facebook fallout between Salman Rushdie and Francine Prose The letter, printed in full on The Intercept, says that by selecting Charlie Hebdo, PEN is "valorising selectively offensive material: material that intensifies the anti-Islamic, anti-Maghreb, anti-Arab sentiments already prevalent in the western world".
The study of biocompatible materials has intensified over the last decade driven by the growing awareness of an aging population.
Since the discovery of graphene, the quest for two-dimensional (2D) materials has intensified greatly.
