materiality

IPA: mʌtɪriˈæɫɪti

noun

  • The quality of being material; having a physical existence.
  • (law) The quality of being of consequence to a legal decision.
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Examples of "materiality" in Sentences

  • Lemley: Briefly, yes materiality is a standard and not a rule.
  • Lemley: The advantage of materiality is flexibility: lets you prove your harm.
  • McKenna: Proof of materiality is likely to have a disproportionate effect in screening out claims against noncommercial speech, actually.
  • The Power Aware Cord represents a different approach to green design - one not necessarily rooted in materiality, but focused on user experience and the visual representation of relevant issues.
  • I can tell, the Cohen-Cohen-Miller angle on materiality is the wrong end of materialist criticism: it retranscendentalizes materialism rather than understanding materialism as something that detranscendentalizes form.
  • The anticlimactic sinewave of which de Man's notion of materiality is part is tonal evidence for how de Man reception might interpret it: the message of the larger narrative is that we are (only) what we are, that the world is what it is — which is not to say that we know what it is.
  • Although a trace of the earth's materiality is evident in the ancient temple's marble and in the natural environment which surrounds it, nature's physis is completely subsumed in the painting by the shoes 'utility, the peasant woman's world, and the decontextualized nature of the art object itself.

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