Sentence examples for materialized where from inspiring English sources

When, on the second try, consonants were stressed, words materialized where before there had been only sounds.

The city's Fine Arts Commission, the agency charged with regulating architectural aesthetics, is more or less in the business of preventing such challenges from materializing where they might distract visiting schoolchildren from the overwhelming impression of authority.

The latter is a logic where a 1% chance of harm must be treated as a certainty in a potential high-magnitude, low-probability future where you cannot wait until a threat materializes, where firm evidence of either intent or capability is too high a threshold (Suskind 2007; Anderson 2010; Daase 2011).

In terms of interfacility cooperation, given that many local hospitals financially compete with each other, teamwork in the event of a disaster is expected to materialize where it has not been previously encouraged.

The first is to increase the police presence in Times Square over the next sixty days to try to tamp down on aggressive behavior ("When you have Spider-Man punching a police officer in the face, the unwritten story is that there was a policeman there, in his presence. Where these problems materialize is where there are no police officers").

Embedded dependencies capture a knowledge specially relevant in all fields where materialized data sets are managed (e.g. materialized views widely used in data warehouses).

Using our data could potentially open a dialogue for capacity building within countries where established author networks have not materialized -- and hence where productivity is comparatively low – and could be a catalyst for a identifying and supporting a cadre of scientists to mobilize local, institutional and national agendas.

Lastly, other water-in-oil confinements have been investigated, for instance with the chemistrode 29, where a succession of oil phases and aqueous "plugs" provides a temporal resolution, or the SlipChip 30, where channels materialized by the superposition of two carved plates can be reversibly converted into nanoliter wells.

Luongo said that despite the interest, "nothing ever really materialized to the point where I had to give a decision whether I was going to waive" a no-trade clause.

Dickinson seems to have preferred "instant" over "sudden" in later drafts of the poem, but when it appeared in the second edition of her work, edited by Todd and Higginson, a comma materialized in the spot where the question mark had gone.

During solar disturbances, auroras materialize in places where most people never expect to see them.