Sentence examples for material scientific from inspiring English sources

Almost everything in it will arouse some kind of curiosity, whether material, scientific or historic.

The Multidisciplinary Sepsis Teams were provided with educational material (scientific literature, electronic presentations for lectures, scenarios of clinical cases for practice training and booklets) and started delivering courses and seminars each to their own hospital staff in the last quarter of 2007.

To enhance the quality of alkali-activated slag (AAS) materials, scientific and efficient mix design method is preferred.

While the last twenty years have seen a great reduction in the emissions of the pollutants that have been typically considered more harmful for vulnerable heritage materials, scientific interest is shifting towards other pollutants and particulate matter (PM) has been a subject of great interest.

The displays include historical background materials, scientific information, kiosks with a variety of information, videos available for viewing and an exhibit of electronic image analysis of the shroud, among other interesting artifacts.

Funded research by APD (funding covered the material, the animals, the location of the veterinary operative room, the drugs and surgical and anesthetic materials, scientific communication and publication fee).

Concrete may seem an unlikely material for scientific advances.

It should reflect the history of its people, including all their languages, art, philosophical and religious beliefs, and their material and scientific development".

The circumstances in which defences of absolute and qualified privilege are available will be extended to protect peer-reviewed material in scientific and academic journals.

The Technology Revolution This flowering use of science as narrative material and scientific concepts as metaphors for the stage is worth remarking on for several reasons.

The Defamation Act contains a series of measures, including protection for scientists and academics publishing peer-reviewed material in scientific and academic journals, and for those publishing material that they reasonably believe is in the public interest.