Sentence examples for material survived from inspiring English sources
One more batch of Bartlett material survived, with thousands of sketches and color slides that a cleaning crew had found in his apartment.
The casts, photographs, measurements, and other descriptive material survived the war, however, and can be studied today.
At the meeting, Chandrasekhar reported that the material survived several weeks of testing in spacelike conditions without degradation.
"It's fairly rare to have a large amount of material survive together in family hands.
Because the genome must be kept in constant repair and starts to break up immediately after the death of the cell, the material surviving in Neanderthal bones exists in tiny fragments 100 or so DNA units in length.
The process remains a maze that few materials survive.
They comprise, he explains, nothing less than the biggest archive of 18th-century materials surviving in Britain, probably in the world.
Mr. Parrott's argument rests principally on the primary evidence: the performance materials surviving from Bach's musical household, produced by the composer's numerous offspring and equally numerous apprentices.
John W. Tait stresses, "Egyptian material survives in a very uneven fashion ... the unevenness of survival comprises both time and space".
Scant Moroccan Jewish material survives from before the 18th century.
The main Saka dialect is known as Khotanese, but a small amount of material survives in a closely related dialect called Tumshuq, formerly known as Maralbashi.
