Sentence examples for material lies from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the richest deposit of historical material lies in the audiovisual collection.

Much of the best and most profoundly representative material lies elsewhere.

Instead, officials are placing their faith in the law of gravity, assuming only that the highly hazardous material lies somewhere deep inside the reactor basements.

In the second space, "Molting," a series of paper-thin sheets of a silvery material, lies uneasily on the floor, ragged of edge and susceptible to every breeze.

But in any case, it is difficult to fathom where the appeal of such overtly phony material lies for the likes of the many established professionals involved in this production.

For the true power of this material lies not so much in what it shows -- we've seen film footage, fictional and real, of airplane crashes and imploding buildings before -- than in what we do not actually see: the death, despair and suffering that took place beyond our sight in those planes and buildings.

The greatest advantage of this sensing material lies in its high elasticity.

An interesting feature of the material lies in the detectable change in resistance-strain sensitivity when strain hardening initiates.

The actual amount of accrued dredged material lies between 1,000 and 608,000 m3 per year.

However, the main weakness of this material lies in its poor mechanical strength that makes it unsuitable for load-bearing applications.

Although this material lies largely outside the scope of this paper, we will give a brief review of these debates to orient the reader.