Sentence examples for be of the same nature from inspiring English sources

I was conscious that it was connected with the taste of the Twinkie, but that it infinitely transcended the flavor of hydrogenated soybean oil and Yellow #5, and could not, indeed, be of the same nature as theirs.

In cisgenic plants, the genes introduced through genetic modification are from a crossable donor plant so that the source of the genes is considered to be of the same nature.

The theologian cannot even call God "real" or "being," because he derives these concepts from the things to which God has given reality; and the Creator cannot possibly be of the same nature as that which he has created.

Knowing how abundant ambocytes frequently are in the flagellated chambers of the sponge it seemed almost certain at first sight that any obtained from the gastral cavity would be of the same nature, but evidently I was mistaken, and I am much obliged to Mr. Bidder for directing my attention to the fact.

Either (a) waves are considered to be of the same nature as processes (temporally extended entities, with temporal parts), or (b) they are taken as individuals of a peculiar kind.

The character of the variation of M s (x) for the samples synthesized at lower temperature is close to that of V x) dependence (see Fig. 1), which indicates that the peculiar features of both dependences may be of the same nature.

However, the resulting effects in the dynamic response of the structure are of the same nature, i.e. a shift in the natural frequencies of vibration.

"They are of the same nature, the same substance".

This disinflation exerts debt-deflation dynamics, which are of the same nature as those analysed by Irving Fisher.

The initial report was that the injury was of the same nature as Barbaro's, and that Chelokee had a fractured ankle.

But construction and execution mistakes are by all means economical destruction, especially when they are of the same nature and are repeated in great numbers.