materialization

Examples of materialized

materialized

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

To be sure, meanings, messages and values are often materialized in objects that carry their force more compellingly and unobtrusively than words.
Nonetheless, the proposal never materialized in the 1980s.
Yet, just as in the case of the tariff, no political alliance materialized.
These assumptions are more problematic now, partly because there is little evidence to suggest that the expected benefits of competition have materialized.
Despite the powerful movements in favour of community care the emergence of that sector cannot be said to have properly materialized.
Based on their experiences, followers believe that the shaykh's poetry is not created in time but is a materialized copy of a timeless original.
At what point does the materialized spirit assume independent existence, considering that the extrusion of ectoplasm is a gradual process?
In addition to developing complexity results, they also address the problem of efficient maintenance of materialized views based on their probabilistic relational algebra.
The closest tie appears to have materialized seven to eight years after a change in mortality conditions.
If the male spirit in the female medium is a scandal and a transgression, so is any materialized spirit.
Some ten years later, it is interesting to see how much of what we wrote actually materialized.
This has not materialized and the 10 beds are dispersed within a larger acute medical and oncology unit.
If a working principle was not materialized in an existing component, the component could not be used.
In my own thinking, the link materialized via price rigidities.
At the stage of the liability, the claim has not materialized and may in fact never do so.
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