materiality
materialness

"The state of your materiality makes no difference to me."

Thus, materiality is a mixed question of fact and law.

He did not seem to obey the laws of materiality either.

The materiality of the statement need not be intrinsic to the evidence in question.

One could see this as a conversation between materiality and abstraction.

Further, materiality is determined at the unit of account level.

The way that the body appears on the photos calls into question its materiality.

Something to do with the tactility, the materiality, of the work, perhaps?

Thus, theory has its roots in the materiality of social existence.

When it comes to materiality, the majority of the original materials are still in the building today.

Dust also plays down the aggressive materiality of the works.

Size might be determined by "materiality" and assessment of risk.

His interdisciplinary research focuses on the city, materiality, and tradition.

In other words, materiality should not be represented by us but through us.

The specific attention to materiality in this project was essential to its overall success.

Central to his work was the materiality of paint and its formal attributes.

The second element is referred to as the materiality of paper cutting.

Participants agreed that it should come down to the materiality of the evidence and relevance to the case.

One of them "shows what materiality comes to when it does not evoke something deeper than itself."

A suitable compromise, however, is to incorporate a degree of materiality.

For the moment, the Court applies a uniform 2% materiality threshold across the board.

"It's not about materiality like so many Dutch still lifes."

She might have been computer-generated, freed from the burden of materiality.

Materiality, the Supreme Court has held, is a jury question.

"But they rely strongly on the company's own opinion of materiality.