Sentence examples for prime matters from inspiring English sources

After drying, the jatropha fruits were divided into the three above-mentioned prime matters.

The employment of alternative materials for the production of adsorbents is increasing the object of research, where the main sources of prime matters are agro-industrial wastes (Valdman et al. 2001).

In the case of adsorbents E and E + T, vegetal oil was extracted by the Soxhlet method for 4 h after the dehydration of the prime matters (IUPAC 1988).

The alchemist sought to dissolve and then fuse his own physical matter and spirit with the prime matter of the universe.

Matter emanates directly from the deity as a prime matter that supports all substances and even the "intelligent" substances, the sphere-moving powers and angels.

These efforts at the reduction into prime matter were thought to make possible the re-creation of individual and cosmos as a single, pure element.

Ibn al-ʿArabī gave this principle numerous names, including prime "matter" (ʿunṣur), and characterized it as the principle "whose existence makes manifest the essences of the potential worlds".

Fitzgerald and Hemingway, coming out of the orgy of another war, had the same problem, but it didn't prevent them from writing about sex and family, or from taking their prewar experiences as prime matter.

This doctrine of nature is an elaboration of the last manifestation of what Ibn al-ʿArabī called "nature" or prime "matter" and is articulated on philosophic grounds and within the general framework of Aristotelian natural science and defended against every possible philosophic and theological objection.

To this end, he expounded the view that there are five eternal principles God, Soul, prime matter, infinite, or absolute, space, and unlimited, or absolute, time and explained creation as the result of the unexpected and sudden turn of events (faltah).

In order to signal this, we can call the matter prime matter, first matter.