Sentence examples for appearance nature from inspiring English sources

They attain their supposed power because their ingredients are thought to resemble in appearance, nature or quality the function they were to influence.

It seems that every five minutes we are being told sternly by scientists that, whether people like it or not, however fit and healthy they feel, however much care they take over their appearance, nature is nature, and the human body has not fundamentally evolved for several millennia.

Yet instrument it is – a 3D-printed two-string piezoelectric violin that owes its otherworldly appearance to nature.

The Stap phenomenon pushed the envelope of biological plausibility a bit too far, yet its appearance in Nature granted a hefty advance of credibility.

But at the end of the Brewers' postseason run, whether it be this weekend or after a World Series appearance, the nature of the infielders' friendship, at least its proximity, could change.

And there is the sudden appearance of nature, red in tooth and claw, and ready to rise up against the human violators, in ways that don't fit into the city folks' Disneyfied notions of a natural landscape of sweetness and sentimentality.

An RAVM is a congenital network of abnormal vessels characterised as cavernous (single arterial feeder) or cirsoid (multiple arterial feeders with corkscrew appearance) in nature [16].

The Roman historian Pliny the Elder recorded the acclaim for painters who were able to render their subjects in line and color so accurately that they were indistinguishable from their appearance in nature.

Within a white gallery space, wall-mounted and projection art creates a futuristic sensation, transporting the viewer of this multimedia show into near-reality where technology mimics the appearance of nature.

Study the motion of animals and the appearance of nature, and verbally express them as metaphors for dance movement.

St. Paul, and many others in the Greco-Roman world, believed that the existence of God is evident from the appearances of nature: "Ever since the creation of the world his invisible nature, namely, his eternal power and deity, has been clearly perceived in the things that have been made" (Romans 1 20).