0 not important, or not relating to the subject you are thinking about: --
1 not important; not likely to make a difference: --
They do this by rendering musical, photographic and filmic objects, in the immaterial form of code, open to re-formation, to repeated re-creation.
But the immaterial ponderings and playful antics of the long dead were not all the mediums channeled.
Perversely, it is the very materiality of the luxury objects with which her father surrounds her that suggest her immaterial qualities.
In the following we will identify all signatures which represent the same set of pairs (that is, order and repetitions are immaterial).
Also, all potential effects of fertility differentials between migrants and members of the incumbent population become immaterial.
This means two distinct immaterial beings intimately related.
Mental states are attached to the brain instead of being modes (inseparable parts) of an immaterial substance.
He thinks that one will obviously be imagining an empty, immaterial extension.
