Sentence examples for material speculation from inspiring English sources

Material Speculation features 3D reconstructions of artifacts destroyed by ISIS.

Her continued series Material Speculation, for example, sees the reconstruction of ancient artifacts destroyed by ISIS in 2015, questioning the issues of ownership and access to data that arise with the new technologies that she uses.

Recently, GLG said that its assets still stuck at Lehman were not material, but speculation is that the true exposure is larger because of the fund's ties to the Lehman, which backed GLG at its founding.

It may well be that the weight of the arrangements needed to do this accounts for the great mass of the Russian satellite, which yesterday provided scientists with material for speculation.

Although a selection from the mostly handwritten journal was published in 1991 as In the Pursuit of VALIS: Selections from the Exegesis, thousands of pages of Dick's journal, including autobiographical material, philosophical speculation and analysis of his fiction, have not been published.

If so, perhaps he did not expect to die. 4. Renegade ex-spies The realisation that he was killed by a dose of radioactive material fuelled speculation that he had been murdered by one of his old KGB colleagues, perhaps an enemy from his days as an anti-corruption investigator or someone angered by his claims that the Kremlin was behind a bombing campaign in Moscow.

There is also likely to be chatter about the trial on the litigation between Martin Marietta Materials and Vulcan Materials and speculation about whether Chancellor Strine will order Martin Marietta's bid halted.

Yet the file now existed and therefore needed new material, so the speculation became more speculative.

If so, the prospect of someone maliciously leaking the material is immaterial speculation.

O'Connor's addendum to Felt's Watergate material adds only conjecture to speculation about Felt's motives as Deep Throat; he addresses what Felt "could" have done, and shows a remarkable ability to enter the mind and memory of a man who is unable to do so himself.

For the first time scientists have created methane gas in the lab using only inorganic materials, leading to speculation that vast reserves of the gas may be present deep underground.