Sentence examples for adapted nature from inspiring English sources

It's just that we've adapted nature to us instead of the other way around.

This seems to be a feature inherent to scrapie and may reflect the highly adapted nature of the agent to the host species.

In the case of cancer patients, this complexity is further aggravated by the potentially adapted nature of the depressive emotion in the context of the multiple bereavements that accompany cancer.

Fundamentally, the approach seeks to adapt nature's protein recognition principles for the design of suitable secondary structure mimetics.

It was written as a generous, sympathetic and ruminative appraisal of how we adapt nature to cultural purposes.

From that point, it was only a matter of time before theorists began to think more deeply about how to adapt nature's designs for human use.

New media curator Steve Dietz, who organized the show, explained this theme, saying "I think the interest in bio-tech is as much about an interest in "big issues" around sustainability food, climate change, the economic systems, social justice, agency as it is about the the undeniable desire to hack the increasingly powerful tools and means we have to adapt "nature".

They are adapted by nature to be flesh eaters, as is shown by their alimentary tract and their dentition.

While the processes we use to develop resistant Chardonnay are adapted from nature and are more precise than previous breeding practices, commercial releases of such transgenic varieties have not been pursued due to consumer perception.

All arts had to be methodologically adapted to nature.

Together, which is the name of a colorful new line designed and sewn by Lily Chehrazi featuring dye sublimation prints adapted from nature photos taken by her photographer boyfriend, Benedict Barrett.