Consider eggs as an example. Their different weights will attract different prices. And some folk will be prepared to pay more for eggs with speckled brown shells, than those with a plain white shell. Again a price differential.
So in general materials with perceived better properties, will attract a better price.
And in engineering, the properties of a material determine the applications for which it may be used. For example, type 316 stainless steel is suitable for marine use, whereas 304 stainless steel is less suitable. These differ in the amount of chromium in the alloy.
These two grades have different magnetic properties, and though that may not be important in a marine application, it does serve as a simple test.
To make a Christmas stocking hanger you will need a hook of some sort to hold the stocking where you wish to place it. You will also need some sort of decorations to decorate it.
We sort materials by classifying them into certain groups.
The materials are the symbols and atomic no.
it depends on what material's
wood
Hand lens, tweezers, paper. As you pick the pellet apart, you sort all the little bones to try to determine what the owl was feeding on.
A noun functions as the subject of a sentence or a clause, and as the object of a verb or a preposition.The noun 'sort' is a word for a category of people or things that have qualities or characteristics in common, a type, a kind; an operation that segregates items into a prescribed sequence.Example sentences:The sort that I need is made of all natural materials. (subject of the sentence)He did nothing of the sort. (object of the preposition 'of')
So that they can get poorly-payed labourers to sort it and then they sell the recycled materials on for a profit.
silicon. other random materials could be there too
they wpuld use spears and clubs
Ceramics, tile, concrete among others
Materials? Structure? Probably some sort of something with a mass... possibly some sort of building material?