Sentence examples for materials in contemporary from inspiring English sources

One exception, a 64 m span polyester-rope footbridge completed in 2013, demonstrates the potential for alternative rope materials in contemporary footbridge design and construction.

Generally, the most common analytical approaches for the analysis of organic materials in contemporary paintings are based on mass spectrometry analysis, such as gas chromatography (GC/MS) and pyrolysis (Py GC/MS and/or DEMS) [7 10].

His creative energies were renewed; he turned away from the fantasy of his earlier work and found his material in contemporary middle-class society or history.

The results also suggested that 2% of the genetic material in contemporary African populations introgressed from an archaic hominin population into modern humans approximately 35,000 years ago, most probably in Central Africa.

A lot of them were artists based at the University of Delaware, but my contacts swiftly spread to artists working out of Wilmington and New Castle, many of them transplants and expats like I. I've seen so many tastes and materials exhibited in contemporary art spaces, downtown galleries, Museums, etc.

"It is very cutting-edge, very earthy; they use natural materials in a contemporary style".

Steel and reinforced concrete are the most common materials in large contemporary structures.

She first went to Israel in 1954 as an artistic adviser to Inbal, a company that preserved Yemenite Jewish traditions and tried to present those source materials in a contemporary manner.

The plastics have become one of the most important and indispensable materials in our contemporary world.

The material used for the tombs in the Alban Hills resembles the material found in contemporary tombs in Rome but is occasionally rougher and coarser in appearance.

Autologous grafts are the most successful biological material used in contemporary practice and the studies reviewed appear to support the long term mechanical integrity of these grafts.