Sentence examples for striking material from inspiring English sources

The book unfolds chronologically, even though its most striking material comes last.

Perhaps the most striking material used in Iatmul-Sawos art was human skulls.

The Battle of Amiens was thus a striking material and moral success for the Allies.

So is it a gawky weed tree, a valuable resource, a striking material for environmental art, a menace?

His architectural firm, the Hillier Group, designed Bowen Hall, the striking material science laboratory building in the heart of the Princeton University campus.

Later that afternoon, I had a chance to see a publicity short made up of some of the most striking material so far filmed for "2001".

In contrast to fast neutrons, which act more exclusively as particles when they strike materials, slow, or "thermal," neutrons have longer wavelengths about 10−10 metre, comparable in scale to the distance between atoms in crystals and thus exhibit wavelike behaviour in their interactions with matter.

The inspiration to use magnets to control brain activity in mice first struck materials scientist Polina Anikeeva while working in the lab of neuroscientist-engineer Karl Deisseroth at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California.

In the 1960s, researchers generated the first holograms by firing a laser at an object and then using a photosensitive material to record the pattern of interference between light waves reflected off the object and those striking the material directly from the laser.

When the natural frequency of the precessing nuclear magnets corresponds to the frequency of a weak external radio wave striking the material, energy is absorbed from the radio wave.

As the particles hardly interact at all with other matter, they stream right through the ground, with only a very few striking the material in the detector and making a noticeable shower of particles.