Sentence examples for materials of expression from inspiring English sources

These bolts of cloth were to become materials of expression.

In 1936 a Harvard professor of architecture, perhaps musing on the sublime Platonic geometry of a cantilevered tubular steel chair made in the Bauhaus metal workshop, said the great achievement of the age was to recruit the products of industry to perform as the materials of expression.

A crisis ensued, and led to my wondering: Could these words of mine, as the atomical material of expression, possess a higher purpose?

This material consisted of expression data from five metastatic prostate epithelium tumours from p53PE-/; RbPE-/ mice and three normal prostates from normal non-recombinant littermates.

"The notion that art from Africa cannot utilize modern materials and forms of expression and should instead be characterized by the use of traditional and generic materials from the local environment".

That's what you hear throughout this movement, an ever-changing, continuously unpredictable play of different speeds of musical material, different modes of expression, from fragmentary explosions to intensely felt melodic lines.

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For the utilization of cellulosic materials, our expression system of C. glutamicum that expresses endoglucanase (Tsuchidate et al. 2011) will be applicable as well.

In this paper we address critiques of such deliberation – that it relies on the discursive to the detriment of experiential, material or affective modes of expression – and describe three case studies of participation which emphasise, in different ways, 'material deliberation'.

Other approaches were not explored owing to limited material available but loss of expression with age has been reported previously using qRT PCR (Cronin et al, 2004).

The stress response seen in the 29 °C acclimated samples is dampened in coral colonies acclimated to higher temperatures (fig. 5; supplementary fig. S4, Supplementary Material online); the magnitude of expression during heat stress is smaller for samples acclimated to either 31 °C or variable (29 33 °C) temperatures.