Sentence examples for material to enter from inspiring English sources
Where the prototype has one bin to accept material, the 463 has two to allow "raw" steel material to enter the dome, and "spent" glow-in-the-dark nuclear isotopes to exit.
For a good part of that time, through the summer months from April until September, they merely read aloud from their 60,000 pages of case material to enter it in the court record.
This increased intrarectal pressure initially forces the walls of the anal canal apart and allows the fecal material to enter the canal; as material is entering, muscles attached to the pelvic floor help further to pull the anal canal walls apart.
The term 'vehicle' was taken up again by Harold Osborne, who defined it as what "enables the same organization of material to enter the experience of different persons at different times" (1953 , 96.
This chapter illustrates the construction of some buildings and structures using advanced polymer composite material, which is arguably the newest material to enter the construction industry but its utilization is growing rapidly.
According to Israeli human rights group Gisha, Israel has only allowed about 1.3 million tons of construction material to enter Gaza since September, which is merely a fifth of the 5 million tons experts estimate are needed to repair the war's damage.
Question No. 10 read: "There are four routes or pathways into the body that allow W.M.D. materials to enter".
Israel will open crossings on its border to allow humanitarian aid and construction materials to enter Gaza, and will extend the permitted fishing zone to six miles off the coast of Gaza.
Urging a speedy reconstruction effort, he announced that Israel was permitting the first truckloads of construction materials to enter the coastal strip, which has been blockaded by Israel and Egypt since before the conflict.
Clearly, a route for radioactive materials to enter the human food supply was already thought about.
Supramolecular hydrogels are part of the next-generation of materials to enter the biomedical arena.
