Sentence examples for more conventional materials from inspiring English sources

Millions of more conventional materials also exist.

But periodically Ms. Benglis moves toward the middle, toward more generic abstraction and more conventional materials, especially bronze.

Molten-lead gas been poured on to them, as well as Kiefer's more conventional materials such as broken glass and dried plants.

The analysis of the experiments revealed a positive correlation between strength and toughness in contrast to more conventional materials.

Their growing use has risen from their high specific strength/stiffness properties and improved fatigue life, when compared to the more conventional materials [1].

Recent years have seen many examples of how the strong spin-orbit coupling present in iridates can stabilize new emergent states that are difficult or impossible to realize in more conventional materials.

Next Sunday brings fresh faces and more conventional material to CARNEGIE HALL: the NEW YORK YOUTH SYMPHONY conducted by PAUL HAAS, with ANNE AKIKO MEYERS as violinist, presents a program of Strauss, Brahms and Bruch as well as a new work by JUDD GREENSTEIN.

In the strengthening and seismic retrofitting area of civil engineering, the cost of the FRP material is only a relatively small percentage of the overall cost for the work, and because of its physical properties, its fabrication on site can be undertaken much more speedily than if a more conventional material were to be used.

But as it turns out, Play-Doh is one of the more conventional art materials you're likely to find in Mr. Friedman's work.

The behaviour observed in the tests of RC walls strengthened by FFRP is compared with that of both a reference wall and that of similar specimens strengthened with more conventional composite materials (i.e., carbon-FRP or CFRP).

"This time around, the suits are made of more conventional lycra materials.