Sentence examples for material those from inspiring English sources
Although the London paper was cited as a source for some material, those five passages should also have been attributed to it, or should have been rephrased.
For a long time, Indian publishers didn't consider Indian mythology to be promising material: Those tales were as widely known in India as those from the Gospel in the Christian world.
After further testing of the material, those who had been in the vicinity and remained in the building were directed to shower at a decontamination tent erected in a hallway between the Dirksen building and the adjacent Hart Senate Office Building.
For a preview of potential material, those publishers need look no further than a recent "personal history" contributed by Dunham to The New Yorker, in which she recounted the intimate, melancholy and hilarious details of her first serious relationship, with a sexually confused, gluten-allergic young man, to whom she gave the pseudonym "Noah".
Despite high conductivity of the host material, those of the PEG, PEO/WS2 nanocomposites were found to be high in the order of 1 × 10−2 to 10−3 S cm−1 at ambient temperature, resulted from the guest host charge transfers.
Before then, it was only gold – and then steel was seen as a luxury material; those watches are no cheaper than gold ones".
So in direct-band-gap materials, those electrons tend to go into the photon-emitting state, and in indirect-band-gap materials, they don't.
OLED pixels are made by stacking thin films of various organic materials; those layers are deposited by condensing vapors of desired materials onto a surface, usually glass.
The incoming protons and ions have so much energy that they make neutrons peel off the aluminum or other materials; those neutrons are a potent form of radiation.
Among the investigated materials, those containing Cr or Ga were found to be the most active and selective one.
The port is listed as a gold level member on BizFed's marketing materials; those members pay $15,000 a year.
