Sentence examples for volume of material and from inspiring English sources

"It's a monstrous volume of material, and some people wonder if the system can absorb it," said Lee White, executive director of the National Coalition for History, a collection of 60 archival and historical groups.

As the equality constraints, the volume of material and the capacity of a shell are considered.

The burgeoning growth of tall buildings around the world requires novel design methodologies to resolve design challenges imposed by the enormous volume of material and energy employed during their construction and operation.

In the era of RSS feeds and constantly updating blogs, physical newspapers are hard pressed to compete against the sheer volume of material and wide range of sources.

Distinctions between the expert and the amateur, between the reflective thinker and the bloviator, are blurred by the sheer volume of material and the difficulty of tracing its origin.

The amount of time students spend studying increases, up to a point, as the volume of material and, independent of that, the degree of difficulty of the material, to be studied, increases (van Etten et al. 1997).

From 1885 until his death, Murray lived at Oxford, working with a staggering volume of materials and completing about half of the dictionary, sections A D, H K, O, P, and T. It was his organization that made completion of the great undertaking possible.

When contacted about the documents and photos reviewed by HuffPost, Ed Griffith, public information officer for the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office, said that in the course of its investigation into the incident, the office "amassed a large volume" of materials and as such it would not be possible to include every detail in their report.

"I've become much more efficient at looking through large volumes of material and finding relevant information quickly, while ensuring I'm being thorough and picking up on small details," says Eleanor Rae, 21, a final-year law student working on Gary's case.

Theoretically, the process could be applied to much larger volumes of material, and to metals like copper and nickel, as mentioned.

It possesses many advantages over more conventional abrasion tests including the ability to test small volumes of material and thin coatings, its perceived ease of use and the low cost of the test equipment, and its versatility.