Sentence examples for material which means from inspiring English sources

As an approach, it uses a lot of material, which means a hit-rate below 100%.

"There's an ignorance about the material which means it's getting used less and less," he says.

position was material, which means reasonable investors would consider it important.

Lacquer is frequent material, which means that the colors are rich and that the surfaces tend toward shiny, bringing to mind ceramic plaques or cloisonné.

"I don't really envision big ensembles, because I take the responsibility for the development of the material, which means" -- here he smiled -- "the solos, and so forth".

There is a very finite amount of citable material, which means a very finite number of articles, and there will be no more".

It also criticises some manufacturers for failing to ensure their packages are made from widely recyclable materials, which means that much of the packaging still ends up in landfill sites.

Moreover, carbon fibre resonates at a different frequency to other building materials, which means it sways less as skyscrapers move in high winds which is what tall buildings are designed to do.

In revenge for snubbing the WTO, Antigua plans to "capitalize" on the right to offer copyrighted materials, which means there might be some fee associated with the service.

Polymer melts are shear thinning materials, which means that their viscosity decreases as the shear rate increases.

For example, the flow of heat in a rod is constituted by composite heat-conducting materials, which means that the diffusion coefficient may vary with space variable.