Preposition: of

• text: The shift in workplace practices manifests itself in the materiality of texts.

• body: The emphasis is on the materiality of trained bodies and trained minds and the material culture of pedagogic institutions.

• object: We are urged to consider the multiple dimensions of the materiality of the object and to assess their relative importance.

• place: These relations demonstrate an intimacy with the materiality of place, generating an affectual ethos or, a ' sense of place ' .

• sign: We will return shortly to the importance of the materiality of the sign.

• painting: This emphasis on the materiality of painting is not a new interest for Harding.

Converse of object

• have: Yet it has a certain materiality, and consequently has necessities.

• consider: Companies will therefore have to consider the materiality of their corporate responsibility reporting.

• determine: The various classes of users ( stakeholders ) of the OFR should be considered when determining materiality.

• change: In particular it discusses the changing materiality of life at the site over its 1100 years of occupation.

• assess: Another key benefit of external verification would be assessing the materiality of the report.

• explore: This evening's event takes place within the Idea Object gallery, exploring the materiality of the theme and the artworks hung within it.

Adjective modifier

• own: They are objects with no communicated sense of their own materiality, presence, history or politic.

• new: Initial experiments will incorporate the use of ETFE foil and future development may lead toward a new materiality and possibly a real product.

Modifies a noun

• threshold: At what point will a score of 3 become 4 and are there materiality thresholds?

• concept: The Introduction usefully brings the materiality concept into the discussion.

• level: Thirdly, the audit of client money reporting has no materiality level and thus even the most trivial errors have to be disclosed.

• conflict: Trustees need to agree how this level of materiality conflicts with the organization's objectives.

• test: The materiality test must consider those aspects of non-financial performance where a significant legal, regulatory or direct financial impact exists.

Preposition: in

• context: The Institute has published comments on the DTI proposals on materiality in the context of the OFR.