Sentence examples for act upon each other from inspiring English sources

The strong claim of those announcing the recent dawning of the age of man is that humans are not just spreading over the planet, but are changing the way it works.Such workings are the province of Earth-system science, which sees the planet not just as a set of places, or as the subject of a history, but also as a system of forces, flows and feedbacks that act upon each other.

It should be noted that RB and CDC2 act upon each other to regulate each others function [38], and phosphorylation status of RB [26] or CDC2 [39] could influence E2F mediated expression of cyclins that are essential for cell cycle progression.

They weren't parties that you had to build, they were parties that exploded onto the semi-detached landscape of your Friday night, like SR Nova car-bombs loaded with UK garage, fist fights and scared-looking people trying and failing to perform basic sex acts upon each other.

Both in its design and in its actual use there is an ongoing reciprocal relationship in which society and technology co-construct each other; they act through and upon each other.

If you're partial to watching beered-up people argue incoherently and inflicting minor acts of violence upon each other, don't bother with the pub tonight.

My ignorance and man's and woman's ignorance (unknowing) and acts of inhumanity upon each other is simply staggering to me.

Healthy families do not regularly inflict acts of sexual violence upon each other, and in the British forces rapes and sexual assaults seem to have become something of a banality.

They will combine, and act upon, and reinforce each other.

Throughout development, the cells act upon and influence each other's behaviour; pushing and pulling, they jostle for space and compete for the limited supply of the resources that they need to grow.

It's their interaction -- the way they act upon and transform each other -- that engenders the intrinsic complexity.

It is shown that these categories do not act in opposition but rather, depend upon each other.