Sentence examples for material transformed from inspiring English sources
Over the years, the habit by many local stations of tossing out old material transformed Dumpsters into fertile sources.
Inertinites, a group thought to have formed from plant material transformed by severe degradation during the peat stage of coalification, include fusinite, semi-fusinite, micrinite, macrinite, and sclerotinite.
"Sin" is not a case of documentary material transformed into a work of art by theatrical wizardry, as in Moisés Kaufman's "Gross Indecency: The Three Trials of Oscar Wilde," a play similarly derived mostly from verbatim testimony.
One of the rules in the IOC's guidelines for news outlets covering the event states: "The use of Olympic Material transformed into graphic animated formats such as animated GIFs (ie GIFV), GFY, WebM, or short video formats such as Vines and others, is expressly prohibited".
If "the secondary use adds value to the original — if [copyrightable expression in the original work] is used as raw material, transformed in the creation of new information, new aesthetics, new insights and understandings — this is the very type of activity that the fair use doctrine intends to protect for the enrichment of society". Leval at 1111.
During this period he worked chiefly in monochromes of three colours gold, which he equated with physical material transformed to the spiritual; red, which he called "monopink" and equated with flesh-and-blood materiality; and ultramarine, which represented space but blue dominated, and in 1960 he patented International Klein Blue, called IKB.
Employees at the newspaper screen the material, transform it, and assemble it into a single document.
New productions must find fresh life in much-used material, transforming it without forsaking the familiar.
These forces break up the parent material, transform it and translocate the products formed.
Glenn Ligon purposefully mines American history and culture for source material, transforming evocative texts on race, sexuality and the like into tangible objects that explore language and the politics of representation.
When Wilder couldn't find a publisher for the work, which chronicled her early life on the frontier in the late 19th century, she re-worked the material, transforming it into the first "Little House" novel.
