The phrase "attain natural" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express achieving a state of being natural, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "To truly attain natural beauty, one must embrace their unique features and care for their skin."
Alternatives: "achieve a natural state" or "reach a natural level."
Cows showing estrus following treatment exhibited a similar pregnancy rate to cows attaining natural estrus used as reference: 33% (337/1006) and 35% (626/1796), respectively.
Now, I happen to think that newborns ought to enjoy the legal protection afforded "natural persons" whether or not they have crossed some metaphysical finish line and attained natural and/or moral personhood.
The local motion of a simple body in a medium is not problematic either, since it can be explained by its natural desire to attain the natural place determined by its heaviness or lightness and the external resistance.
In this way certain men are enabled to fulfil the innate human desire for understanding and attain a natural beatitude, "substantiated and formed in the divine being" [Albert, De intellectu & intelligibili 2.2 12; Nardi (1960), 145 50].
The partial differential governing equations are obtained by applying Hamilton's principle, aiming to attain the natural frequencies for the sandwich panel constituted of orthotropic materials.
All of this may appear sheer fantasy, but we should remember that the aim of philosophy as the Convivio pursues it is to attain, through natural reason, the greatest happiness of which we are capable in our earthly state.
The introduction of extended states would attain a natural boosting by repeated lookup of the tabulated statistics associated in each case with the given type of coding/noncoding boundary.
(2) The introduction of extended states would attain a natural boosting by repeated lookup of the tabulated statistics associated in each case with the given type of coding/noncoding boundary. .
An avocado a day will help you attain a natural glow to your skin while reducing the signs of aging at the same time.
That this fulfillment is attained through natural understanding, with no recourse to the theology of grace and revelation, marks a crucial difference between Albert and Thomas, who devotes several chapters of the Summa contra gentiles to a forceful refutation of the notion that final happiness as defined by Aristotle is possible in this life [SCG 3.37 48].
