Sentence examples for material minutes from inspiring English sources

It also deprived him of firsthand access to much material (minutes of Senate meetings, texts of treaties, laws, etc).

The facilitator conveys (C) the 3 5 learning points and then teaches (T) a limited amount of background material (3 5 minutes).

Brefeldin-A disrupts translocation of cellular material in minutes and this is in keeping with our observations of altered LP and glycocalyx depth over this period.

This procedure caused the cells within these user-defined regions to detach from the surface of the material within minutes of exposure.

ACT has the advantage of carbonating materials in minutes, rather than days or even weeks, rendering certain waste materials non-hazardous and giving them engineering properties.

The gyrations of sterling are far more material than minute details of red tape for employers or immigration.

Although he now worked with material so minute that it was invisible to the unaided eye, it remained true that the invisible was made visible by his lens.

Sturgis also downplays suggestions of a material, last-minute swing to the Conservatives, concluding that if it happened at all "it only accounted for a small amount of the total polling error".

It involves disassembling the experienced complex material into minute parts, finding justifications for the relationships, creatively blending the new unfamiliar and the previous familiar information within limits exerted through the context of time and place, and shuffling and utilizing applicable previous levels in evaluating or making proper judgments.

After 30 min, sodium oxalate (10 mmol) in 1,000 mL water was added with stirring at 1,400 rpm, and stopped at different times to produce hierarchical materials(20 minutes for nanoscale, 2 h for microscale, more than 6 h for macroscale as well as 7 days for the single crystals).

This strategy has been demonstrated by various approaches, such as the use of microneedles that rapidly dissolve on entry into skin with release of encapsulated materials over minutes to hours.