Sentence examples for material to turn from inspiring English sources
But for these volumes of material to turn up just six days before Mr. McVeigh was to be executed, next Wednesday, suggests an astonishing level of incompetence or malfeasance by federal law enforcement officials.
Chemical giants have spent decades dreaming of finding a simple, renewable and environmentally safe raw material to turn into plastic.
So long, in fact, there's enough material to turn them into a book. .
They are using Sensemaker, which is an online tool that adds layers of meaning to a story and provides quantitative data, which can always be linked back to the original material, to turn these stories into data.
He said he had no materials to turn over relating to Mr. Schoolcraft, adding that he had planned to attend the trial anyway.
Some of the more unusual materials to turn up in Alexandra Bircken's sculptures include live grass, dried flowers, mouldering food and used teabags.
He added: "Certain elements seem able to control the propensity of organic materials to turn to tar, particularly boron and molybdenum, so we believe that minerals containing both were fundamental to life first starting.
Perhaps the most entertaining of these is inventing, where a visit to the junkyard yields the raw materials to turn into labour-saving tools such as hygiene sprays or even time machines.
The core is the actual Touch Board: an Arduino computer with 12 electrodes, that can be connected using "electric paint" – conductive paint that can be painted on to other materials to turn them into sensors.
In the next two articles, I'll introduce you to three visionaries who are already applying 3D printing technology to revolutionary effect: an engineer hoping to improve the human condition, a robotics expert with the goal of completing the Sagrada Familia (or at least putting a structure on the moon), and an architect at MIT using nature-inspired materials to turn the design world on its head.
This must lie undisturbed for long enough and under enough pressure from additional sediments for the material to become mineralised and turn into a fossil.
