"material suffering" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is mostly used to describe the physical hardships that people face as a result of poverty. For example, "The underprivileged communities in this region experience considerable material suffering due to the lack of resources."
As Mishra describes him, Siddhartha Gautama, the sixth-century B.C. Indian princeling who would become known as the Buddha, was not a religious figure but a secular one, concerned with relieving material suffering.
The war brought much suffering to Greece, and an argument could have been made that accepting the Italian ultimatum might have spared the nation much material suffering.
The theory was that sanctions would make the lives of rich and powerful individuals close to Putin more difficult, and certainly less profitable, and that their material suffering might deter further aggression.
This indicates that the PPy film is too thin to prevent MnO2 materials suffering from pulverization.
Furthermore, the mechanics-based multiscale methodology employed herein could be applied to a number of other solid-state energy materials suffering from mechanical failures.
These provide a benchmark to the optimum design of micro/nano-structure in bio-inspired materials suffering to temperature fluctuation and applied loading.
Our findings demonstrate the potential importance of high current induced fast-pulverization as an efficient activation strategy for achieving durable electrode materials suffering from electrochemical-grinding effects.
For instance, in the present study, the drought stressed samples were collected after exposing of plants to drought for varying period (6, 8, 10 and 12 d after withholding water), thus our samples included plant materials suffering from a wide range of drought stress.
The photons registered by the detector are just the photons that cross through the material without suffering any interaction, reaching the detector with the same initial energy.
WHO's assessment of the potential health effects is based on a May 2012 report that estimates the radiation exposure in different locations around the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, which released significant amounts of radioactive material after suffering multiple meltdowns and explosions in the aftermath of the 11 March 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
Stocks fell broadly, with energy and materials companies suffering the worst declines.
