Sentence examples for striking materials from inspiring English sources

The most striking materials used are feathers.

Metallic Cu nanoparticles are striking materials primarily because of their unique properties [3] and low cost compared to other metallic nanomaterials such as gold and silver [7].

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".

An office building designed by Mr. Bien and his father, Sylvan Bien, who was also an architect, made use of another striking material in its facade: 100,000 square feet of gold-colored anodized aluminum.

The Voorsanger architects initially concentrated solely on large, striking architectural materials.

In "A Revolution in Taste," Susan Pinkard, a historian at Georgetown University, explores the striking technical, material and philosophical shifts that profoundly altered French cooking between the second half of the 17th century and the revolution of 1789.