Sentence examples for materials issued from inspiring English sources

We writers aren't sculpting in DNA, or even clay or mud, but words, sentences, paragraphs, syntax, voice; materials issued by tongue or fingertips but which dissolve upon release into the atmosphere into cloud, confection, spectre.

Press materials issued this morning say the phone accomplishes this by utilizing its dual camera sensors (a new addition with the XZ2 line), utilizing the company's AUBE signal processor.

For the gray literature, we used the same search terms in Google and Google Scholar to identify program descriptions, study reports, and publications of official materials issued by non-governmental organizations, government health services, and international agencies.

Judging from similar reference materials issued from other organizations such as NIST SRM3090 [ 25], the expiry date of the CRMs was assigned as 10 years after the date of certification if stored at room temperature in the dark.

Whenever stock is taken out it shall be recorded on a separate stock or bin card, with reconciliations of raw materials issued to the brewery, issued to production, losses, opening and closing stock taken.

The Directorate for Health and Social Affairs has only recently (after these interviews were conducted) set up a web-site - "The Health Library" - where guidelines and educational materials issued from both governmental and other sources since 2000 are accessible http://www.shdir.no/helsebiblioteket.shdir.no/helsebiblioteket

In publicity material issued by Penguin Random House, Carson is quoted as saying: "I believe that making a difference starts with understanding our amazing founding document, the US constitution.

In the press material issued at its publication, Bradford's book is said to promise "a much-needed corrective to the many gossip-ridden accounts that have proliferated since Onassis' death".

And when you cut through the abstraction and somewhat scattered messaging of the material issued around launch, that's precisely what the company sees as its selling point for consumers: premium build at a reasonable pricing.

Several sensory properties of this heterogeneous material issued from food industry are directly controlled by the elastic and thermal conducting ones.

David Kertzer, a professor of history at Brown University, has undertaken the sickening task of compiling a sampler of such material issuing from church-sponsored newspapers.