material label

Often materials labeled as binders in different proportions or uses can have their roles reversed with what they are binding.

Some material labeled unakite lacks the feldspar and is more properly epidosite.

Other hazardous materials labels (CHIP)

This change from the strict pre-war censorship of materials labeled obscene or immoral helped enable a change in the tone of literature on Abe.

It constitutes part of the material labelled 'Old material of Grey Annals' referred to on p. 4.

Three days before the attack, a North Korean cargo ship carrying materials labeled as cement docked in the Syrian port of Tartus.

Uniform Standards Until the Federal Arts Materials Labeling Act took effect in November 1990, labeling on the potential toxicity of art materials as to was voluntary.

Gaertner did not specify his type material for the taxon, but contemporary material labelled as such clearly belongs to what is now known as B. i. subsp.

Mr. Mullins said he was afraid that the study would lead to increased pressure on business to reduce the use of materials labeled toxic, even in cases where the risk of harm was very low.

Guided by the prosecutor, he described for the jury a page in one of the volumes as showing a picture of a hand manipulating a pipe containing some material labeled as liquid nitrate crystals.

The Art Materials Labeling Act, passed last month, is seen as both a demonstration of Congress's increasing willingness to write consumer-protection legislation and a possible blueprint for dealing with all consumer products that pose chronic health threats.

After a strong restatement of the opening theme, Ligeti transitions into a set of material labeled "capriccioso e burlesco", which uses an arpeggiated melody with chromatic accompaniment, effectively a combination of the two principal ideas thus far.

In what has been a very contentious campaign, Mr. Spano and Mr. Dunn have had some of their campaign materials labeled unfair by the Fair Campaign Practices Committee of the League of Women Voters of Westchester, a nonpartisan group.

I rushed downstairs and followed the crowds down narrow Petaling Street, made even narrower by the stands of street vendors selling everything from a scary-looking plastic box of stringy material labeled "meat floss" to row upon row of suspicious-looking displays of "Calvin Klein" sportswear.