Sentence examples for possibilities of material from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Fecteau's work everything invites you to look closer and to better understand the possibilities of material expression.

Away from business, academic institutions have, over the past 20 years or so, begun to define, categorise and index the performance and possibilities of material uses to develop strategies to safeguard the future.

It's a passage of a hallucinatory power, and a supreme synthetic insight regarding the truth of so-called reality: that it involves both the inner life and a vast range of interconnected possibilities, of material and psychic interdependences that are both reasoned and indeterminate.

New research conducted aboard the International Space Station highlights the possibilities of materials processing in space.

Raveevarn is moving beyond the material sensation of earlier work to a deeper exploration that challenges the limitations of performative possibilities of materials.

From her early use of cement, wood, and stainless steel with inclusions of fabric and hairs, to her decision in recent years to construct works with soil and grass or thousands of sutured rose petals, to her latest challenge the mutability of water she has tested the possibilities of materials.

Our results show the possibility of material design to optimize the cladding active region in index guided lasers.

Ofcom ruled that the decision to allow Vickers to automatically progress "presented no possibility of material harm to viewers" adding that the decision to allow her to continue competing "rested entirely with the broadcaster and production team".

The possibility of material design technology to obtain negative refractive indices poses the question on the optical properties of aspherical surfaces made from such media.

For the first time, the term "nanotechnology" was applied by a Japanese scientist N. Taniguchi [2] and meant the possibility of material engineering at the nanometers level.

As we saw, Elon Musk and Robert Zubrin both are skeptical about any possibility of material exports from Mars, at least in the early stages (though Zubrin thinks there might be a case for deuterium exports), and both think that a space colony could pay for imports solely through licensing of intellectual property to Earth.