Sentence examples for matter introduced from inspiring English sources

Solid particulate matter introduced into the bloodstream as a result of parenteral drug administration can produce serious pathological conditions.

How is it no one can find the result?" Kamm and Liu discussed the sentence Yu Rong might have received, and then Kamm, rather than pressing the matter, introduced into the conversation an offer of assistance.

Will it hurt my Social Security?' " The debate over whether it is justifiable to withhold tax money from the military was waged on religious, philosophical and legal grounds even before supporters managed to have a bill on the matter introduced in Congress.

On a nesting beach in Florida, Bouchard and Bjorndal [ 2] estimated that only 25% of the organic matter introduced into nests by loggerhead turtles returned to the ocean as hatchling, and 29 40% of all nutrients were available to decomposers.

(32) The provisions on collective licensing of out-of-commerce works or other subject matter introduced by this Directive might not provide a solution for all cases in which cultural heritage institutions encounter difficulties in obtaining all the necessary authorisations from rightholders for the use of such out-of-commerce works or other subject matter.

In real networks, the space thus appears homogeneous only at the largest scale, while at smaller scales there are inhomogeneities and anisotropies, similar to the real universe, in which matter introduces spacetime inhomogeneities at smaller scales, and leads to non-trivial coupled dynamics of matter density and spacetime curvature, described by the same Einstein equations.

Einstein's theory of gravitation, also known as his theory of general relativity (1916), takes as a central postulate the experimentally observed equivalence of inertial mass and gravitational mass and shows how gravity arises from the distortions that matter introduces into the surrounding space-time continuum.

The numbers should follow the passages referred to; if the passage is a block quotation, the reference number should come at the end of the quotation, not after the author's name or at the end of the textual matter introducing the quotation.

You may have had an LGBT friend or colleague who didn't mind talking about personal matters, introduced their partner to you or acted a certain way.

In England, 'Every Child Matters' introduced a new structure of children's centres to coordinate targeted and specialist services, separately from existing services.

The three-page letter to Antonie Brentano, written from Vienna on Feb. 6, 1816 relates family matters, introduces an English musician named Charles Neate and sends greetings to Antonie, her husband, Franz, and their children.