Sentence examples for well-known material from inspiring English sources

Tackling such well-known material risks stepping on memories, however.

Whenever a writer borrows from well-known material, it's impossible not to ask whether the result lives up to or adds insight into the original.

Holmes withholds this well-known material until near the end of her book, using it as a mystery to drive her narrative forward.

This is something of a scoop in what is otherwise a rehash of well-known material (except for the long-neglected story of the Japanese attempt on the pole).

This set culls favorites by such groups as Dag Nasty, the Nation of Ulysses, and Fugazi and includes a trove of less well-known material and some archival video footage.

There are some familiar moments from the concert films, including the great heart attack routine in "Richard Pryor: Live in Concert," but she wisely emphasizes less well-known material.

In 1988, three chemists, Paul Alivisatos, Moungi Bawendi and Michael Steigerwald, working under Louis Brus at AT&T's Bell Labs in New Jersey, showed that well-known materials, such as gold, emitted light differently at the atomic level.

We compared the maximum efficiency point of three different cells made of well-known materials.

Effectiveness of this deconvolution method is first tested on two well-known materials.

The results obtained via simulations are compared favourably with well-known materials of similar structure and topology.

In this study we present an approach that describes plasticity and deformation behavior of well-known materials based on analysis of plasticity, elasticity and fragmentary behavior.