Sentence examples for analysis of nature from inspiring English sources
Clipped, lucid analyses highlight the sources from which he drew the ingredients of his art, from the literary drill he detested at school but which gave him the command of Dante that he portrayed so movingly in the Ulysses chapter of "If This Is a Man," to the Darwinian analysis of nature that served as one of his models for analyzing life in the camps.
At the same time, he also thought there was a role for mathematics in the analysis of nature — it could provide concepts of bodies and their relations.
A two-dimensional kinetic model based on PIC-MCC has been developed to a parametric analysis of nature of PD pulse within micro-cavities.
Developed in a long "Discourse on Method" that opened his Natural History, Buffon argued that a science which is based upon repeated observation of concrete material relations of bodies can achieve a degree of epistemic certitude that surpasses that available from a mathematical analysis of nature (Hoquet 2005; Grene and Depew 2004; Roger 1997b, chp. 6; Sloan 2006b).
Here, whole genome approach has been taken up to accomplish a thorough analysis of nature of interaction between these two signalling pathways in a model plant system Arabidopsis thaliana using root growth and development as a tool.
In this study, we also include the analysis of nature recreation in Tanjung Puting National Park (Taman Nasional Tanjung Puting TNTP) due to its importance for the livelihood of local people living around this national park.
This is due in part to the fact that the intervening discussion has seen the introduction of the "theory of Forms," a more elaborate analysis of the nature of the soul, and a detailed description of the nature of philosophy.
However it is, first and foremost, an extended analysis of the nature of love.
Voice analysis of this nature, after all, can easily be conducted without the speaker's knowledge.
Sullivan's analysis of the nature and origins of religious fundamentalism and its Islamic applications was brilliant.
Hart further exhibited his liberal allegiances in his analysis of the nature of rights.
