Sentence examples for apt nature from inspiring English sources

Here we present a series of facts to prove the apt nature of fractal dimension based measures in describing protein structure and protein stability.

He defined the term universal as referring to " … that which, although it exists in one, is apt by nature to exist in many".[1] Because it is apt to be in many, it is predicable of them.

That was O'Neill, whose solemn maritime tale "Bound East for Cardiff" made its debut with the Wharf Theater's great back doors open -- the sea an apt backdrop and nature courteously contributing the fog demanded in the script.

The slogan is apt, given the nature of deliberately set fires.

Such common natures are type-forms naturally apt to be present-in and predicated-of a set of individuals, which therefore instantiate them.

Survival of the kindest may be a more apt description of human nature rather than survival of the most selfish.

APT attacks are by nature stealthy and may use software that is more sophisticated than common "off-the-shelf" hacking tools found on the Internet.

Bathos was a speciality: "Human nature is apt to fail in spite of regular prayer and deep breathing .The beginning and the endBy birth and childhood formation Ms Spark was a Scottish writer, and always acknowledged it.

Although the very fact of neutrality may limit the intensity of involvement, government participation in certain programs, whose very nature is apt to entangle the state in details of administration and planning, may escalate to the point of inviting undue fragmentation.

Variations in intensity alone do not seem apt for capturing the nature of hot and cold experiences (see below).

("Young male students are apt to take on the nature of their particular sport.