Sentence examples for material turned out from inspiring English sources
But the material turned out to be nowhere near as fire-resistant as advertised.
The law at issue was a response to a Supreme Court ruling in 2002, a decision that found unconstitutional an earlier law that prohibited simple possession of purported child pornography even if the material turned out not to depict real children.
Other ancient DNA studies have been discredited after supposedly ancient genetic material turned out to be modern contaminants, but those fears don't apply to this new research, says micropaleontologist Michal Kucera of the University of Bremen in Germany.
But "Pageant Material" turned out to be something smaller and more poignant: an adventurer's tribute to the comforts of home.
Diller said the heavier material turned out to be impractical in light of L.A.'s special building safety requirements in case of earthquakes; meeting them would have required so much steel reinforcement that "it just didn't make sense," and designers went back to the lighter concrete.
The most frequent diagnosis in this material turned out to be complete emaciation, despite the fact that several of the reindeer had been given feed (mainly silage) for up to 4 weeks before they died.
What's more, something I thought might militate against the material turns out to work to its advantage.
All four works are by contemporary choreographers, two are specially commissioned, and if some of the new material turns out to be an illuminating challenge for her, some – almost inevitably – is less than perfect.
The law, known as the Protect Act, applies regardless of whether the material turns out to consist solely of computer-generated images, or digitally altered photographs of adults, or even if the offer is fraudulent and the material does not exist at all.
"If this material turns out to be as easy to produce as it seems, and it's safe, I think it's a great, great way to move forward".
Among all possible multi-layered walls, the symmetrical three-layered one, with the high heat capacity layer between two equal layers made of insulating material, turns out to be an excellent compromise fully satisfying the first criterion and, with good approximation, the second too.
