Sentence examples for raw material for creating from inspiring English sources

Once made explicit and then challenged, those intuitions would become precious raw material for creating new visions.

The raw material for creating that, both the source and the end product of consumption, is content.

Because gas is the raw material for creating stars, NGC 253 is literally jettisoning its chances to be as big as it could be; but it's also giving astronomers a ringside seat on a phenomenon that probably puts a lid on galaxy growth throughout the universe.

There are no raw materials for creating consciousness except unconscious ones.

Muscles of such an animal are packed with the raw materials for creating flavor, enzymes that will catalyze the first stage of that creation, and fat to lend tenderness and moistness.

Increased activity in the forest bioeconomy to substitute fossil raw material, for example, creates various positive and negative impacts at many levels as shown in Fig. 2, which categorizes the positive and negative impacts in a Finnish context according to our opinion.

Obviously, food and beverage companies are highly dependent on quality water--as a raw material, for growing crops and to create and process their products.

Whole-genome duplication (WGD) has been argued as a powerful evolutionary force creating new raw material for evolution to act upon [ 3], thus enabling the divergence and neo- or subfunctionalisation of duplicated loci promoting adaptation and speciation.

Because it creates redundant copies of genes for entire biochemical pathways and genetic networks, it has been proposed that it creates unique raw material for the evolution of novel biological functions and increased complexity.

Scotts, which is best known for its lawn fertilizer, Ortho pesticides and Miracle Gro plant food, is far ahead of its competitors in the race to create the raw material for perfect lawns.

Instead, his mentor remained Hans Hofmann, who helped him see how to construct a purely abstract picture, while his great inspiration was Mondrian, about whom Stout observed that "the tangible and sensational world was still the raw material for the universality which he would create for himself".