Sentence examples for matter is treated from inspiring English sources

Again, he returned to the problem in his Summa de quaestionibus Armenorum, where the matter is treated in a dialogue form.

The matter is treated with reference to a passive system designed for decay heat removal of advanced light water reactors, relying on natural circulation and provided with a heat exchanger immersed in a cooling pool, acting as heat sink, and connected to the pressure vessel via steam and condensate main lines.

The cold dark matter is treated as a pressureless, non-relativistic fluid, characterized by the Vlasov equation: frac{partial f}{partial t} + frac{1}{m a^{2}} mathbf {p} cdot boldsymbol {nabla} f - m boldsymbol { nabla} phicdotfrac{partial f}{partial mathbf {p}} = 0, (6) where f is the phase-space distribution of dark matter, m is its mass, p is its momentum, and ϕ is its gravitational potential.

The preliminary matter is treated as one section and introduced by a lavish decorative spread.

For simulation purposes, glial matter is treated as white matter, and the diffusion coefficients (D G and D M, as appropriate) are piecewise constant.

In the Monte-Carlo method the interaction of light with matter is treated as a stochastic process where each randomly selected interaction causes a random change in direction of the path of photon propagation as well as of the power.

Lest the matter be treated with insufficient urgency, these clerics dispatched a mob to the medical school and the police station, threatening to burn them down.

In addition, articles under such headings as "Biological and Zoological Articles" and "Literature" directed the reader to a wide range of articles in which related subject matter was treated.

"We are liaising with government and the European Commission and we are advocating that this matter be treated with some urgency as a 'test case' for Europe and that everything that can be done to expedite it through the legal process is done".

Ozone and particulate matter were treated differently, because they are "criteria" pollutants for which NAAQSs have been promulgated.

To what extent would genetics and genomics subject matter be treated differently if the corresponding intellectual property rights were not assigned?