"material processes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to certain physical or technological processes that involve a material or materials. Here is an example sentence: "He studied the various material processes used in the manufacturing of electronic components."
Nothing we can observe in nature requires a supernatural designer; we therefore defer to material processes to explain what we see in nature.
Recipient of the RMIT / University of Lethbridge Indigenous arts residency exchange, sculptor Michael Belmore uses material and material processes to investigate how our culture views landscape and sees nature as a commodity.
One long-term idea is to build a space-borne manufacturing facility that takes in asteroid material, processes it into usable alloys and other substances, and makes objects with the material via a 3D printer.
We will see that people don't really possess free will; their actions are caused by material processes emerging directly out of nature.
Another common relaxation of the paradigm is that which allows as compatible with materialism such a theory as epiphenomenalism, according to which sensations and thoughts do exist in addition to material processes but are nonetheless wholly dependent on material processes and without causal efficacy of their own.
A similar departure from the paradigm is a form of what might be called "double-aspect materialism," according to which in inner experience one is acquainted with nonphysical properties of material processes, though these properties are not causally effective.
One of the things we as Christians ought to be saying in the context of the ecological debate is that human reasoning in its proper and fullest sense requires an awareness of our participation in the material processes of the world and thus a sense of its own involvement in what it cannot finally master.
Patients did not use material processes to talk about prognosis.
What explanatory role is left for the material processes involved in the natural process?
This means that puruṣa provides the meaning for all material processes.
Other material processes collocating with death are llevar (take), tocar (touch), sacudir (beat), estremecer (shake).
