Sentence examples for a perfect natural from inspiring English sources

The mammary gland is a perfect natural factory for the synthesizing and production of proteins.

Adrar is a perfect natural fortress, with plentiful water and hundreds of caves to conceal small units of fighters.

As it happens, that evening offered something of a perfect natural experiment into how the people who manage the world's money view the two candidates.

So, rather than being a brainwashed mother shackled by her wailing infant and societal expectations to be a perfect natural mother, you could say I am a woman who made a selfish choice (I also think my son has benefited from my being home with him, but probably only marginally; our nanny was pretty great).

Also in his logical works Zabarella emphasizes the idea of a perfect natural philosophy, which consists of a perfect and distinct knowledge of natural beings through their causes.

But geologist Jonathan Perkins of the University of California, Santa Cruz, and colleagues found a perfect "natural experiment" to tease out each force's role: 36 canyons in northeast Chile, clustered into two groups.

The signature events, three Grotto Concerts, take place in what its organizers call an "acoustically perfect" natural concert hall, a grotto carved from the red rock walls of the Colorado River, reached by jet boat.

The paradoxical upshot of his examination is that humans as such never were, are, or will be in a pure, full, or perfect natural state, since it would be a completely barbarous, bellicose, and thus deadly condition.

Puddles act as windows to the sky, in a series of paintings which present themselves as the perfect, natural vignette right after a rainshower.

Now, without that as an overt factor, it is the perfect "natural experiment," where the strong differentiating effect that ethnicity usually has on politics will be suppressed.

The field's most pessimistic experts argue that making a long-lasting malaria vaccine is impossible because even the "perfect natural vaccine" — surviving repeated bouts of malaria — fades after a few years away from the malarial area.