Sentence examples for a lost natural from inspiring English sources

The coqui, now endangered in Puerto Rico, is used to symbolize the idea of Puerto Rico as a lost natural paradise.

A research expedition in New Zealand has once again caught sight of a lost natural wonder; U.K. archaeologists are protesting new restrictions on excavations; and a new survey tallies up the impact of an uncertain political environment on stem cell research.

Silhouettes of dolphins and whales now adorn hundreds of consumer products, a symbol of lost natural innocence.

Artificial propagation of anadromous fishes has been seen as a straightforward way to meet many of these obligations simultaneously, and the use of hatcheries gained wide acceptance as mitigation and an alternative to lost natural reproduction (Lichatowich 1999; Brannon et al. 2004; Mobrand et al. 2005).

Here we present a prototype of a new noninvasive device which objective is to synchronise the organism to the lost natural electromagnetic signal.

Even if it was, she said, there is ample evidence that the resulting artificial wetlands do not come close to providing the functions of the lost natural wetlands.

Past an out-of-context clot of land that rises hundreds of feet in the air — "a valley fill," she says, that has been "hydroseeded" with fast-growing, non-native plants to replace the area's lost natural growth: its ginseng root, its goldenseal, it hickory and oak, maple and poplar, black cherry and sassafras.

There may be different reasons for rehabilitating degraded or lost natural forests.

Christ restores the possibility of gaining our lost natural dominium both through His apostolic poverty and His redemptive sacrifice as described in Holy Scripture.

Indeed, there is almost a return to a lost era of amateur natural philosophers and natural historians with the twist that the amateurs merely stump up the cash, rather than doing the actual research.

The historical maps and documents show little appreciation for those long-lost natural features.