Sentence examples for substance form from inspiring English sources

From its inception, it may be argued, the term graphic novel has served less to elevate the medium of comics than to denigrate it further by enforcing a hierarchy based on format alone rather than one based on substance, form, or quality.

How the precious-metal object entwines (inextricably?) substance, form, material, and process will be a parallel concern, as will the concept of metal as a medium, both for medieval and modern subjects, and in contrast to other, more commonly discussed artistic media.

So, now we have not one but three potential candidates for primary substance: form, matter, and the compound of matter and form.

The Neoplatonist theory of evil provides a solution to the problem of evil because if evil is a privation of substance, form, and goodness, then God creates no evil.

According to the Neoplatonists, evil does not exist as a substance or property but instead as a privation of substance, form, and goodness (Plotinus, Enneads, I, 8; See also O'Brien 1996).

"We found diatoms fused to tektites," a glassy substance formed by meteors.

The icy substance forms in the microscopic spaces between the sediment grains, often in substantial amounts.

This action is greatly enhanced by the presence of heparin, a substance formed by mast cells of the connective tissue.

Cheese, nutritious food consisting primarily of the curd, the semisolid substance formed when milk curdles, or coagulates.

The protonated humic substance formed direct hydrophobic and hydrogen bonding (H-bonding) interactions with the clay mineral.

But the contamination derives principally from trichloranisole, or TCA, a substance formed by the action of chlorine on cork bark or wood.