Sentence examples for material to future from inspiring English sources
David Brawn, Tolkien's publisher at HarperCollins, said that some unpublished poetry had been included in the revised edition of The Adventures of Tom Bombadil in 2014, and that "there is often scope to add rare material to future revised editions".
Those individuals that are most successful in producing offspring are the "most fit," and will, by definition, contribute the most genetic material to future generations.
These results help to better understand the behaviour of historic Roman cement renders, which in turn assists in making good decisions in choosing a repair material to future restorations of 19th century façades built with this material.
Like other ciliates, T. thermophila's MAC genome is a highly processed version of the germline (micronuclear, or MIC) genome, which is transcriptionally silent and responsible for direct transmission of genetic material to future sexual generations [ 4].
Sustainability information is increasingly material to the future health of most corporations and to that of the economies and societies they work in.
In doing the experiments described here, we have also accrued a bank of positive control material to help future research and to be used as reference in the surveillance for BSE in red deer.
Because this is the first report describing DArT marker analysis in oat, we also provide a detailed set of additional reference material to support future analyses utilizing these markers.
You may want to replace the rusty tail washer with a plastic zip tie or another material to prevent future rusting.
Apparently, the company has submitted materials related to future business plans, sensitive personal information about the defendants, as well as thousands of pages worth of sensitive financial information in the discovery portion of the trial.
The smart cementitious material with superabsorbent polymers is thus an excellent material to use in future building applications as the healing capacity is improved.
The environmental impact of human activities has been a concern for engineers and architects for centuries, from limitation of energy and raw materials to predicting future energy and resource demands.
