Sentence examples for material meaning from inspiring English sources

And Xiandaihua — modernization — carries only material meaning.

Wood is a hygroscopic material, meaning it changes size when it gets wet.

Dozens of markers – mainly primary school teachers – are thought to have accessed the material, meaning that the answers could have been recorded and then passed around.

One problem was that Silly String, sold in aerosol cans, is considered a hazardous material, meaning that only certain companies can ship it.

The new technology is made of a dissolvable material, meaning that when it is placed onto the skin it will dissolve straight away.

Foamcore is a very low risk material, meaning that the cost of errors (measured both in time and money) is low enough that wild experimentation becomes possible.

It sends out this electromagnetic field, a field of energy that only heats ferrous materials – meaning only things that contain iron, for example steel.

Only 62 of the 2,000 news racks in the city, or about 3percentt, contained advertising materials, meaning that the regulation would have had only a trivial impact.

But even when contemporary works are not designed specifically to degenerate, they often make use of nontraditional materials, meaning that they are vulnerable to falling apart anyway.

During her long government career, from the CIA to the State Department, she knew the protocols for handling classified NOFORN materials, meaning those not to be shared with foreign nationals or governments, friendly or otherwise.

But the disaster led to sharp changes in building regulations relating to fire escape routes, ventilation and the use of certain materials, meaning a building of that type, so sealed off yet so open inside, could not be built in Britain again.