Sentence examples for biological forms from inspiring English sources

Thompson's 1917 book, "On Growth and Form," still attracts praise even though its mathematical analysis gives no clue about how biological forms develop.

The drawings are essentially abstract, though here and there you can make out human, animal and biological forms -- sometimes faces, fingers, toes and other body parts.

In "Making Sense of Life," Evelyn Fox Keller surveys efforts over more than a century to discover theories that will explain how the astonishingly varied biological forms we see in the world are generated.

In Self's flowers, the recognisable biological forms are strong, simple and brilliant: the rosy cup of a tree peony, the gold and scarlet hoods of nasturtiums, the cream and chalk presence of an orchid, the scattered bright blue diamond shapes of morning glory.

The potential impact of 'new biological forms of blaming' (Nelkin & Lindee 1995) are described later.

Various human problems are tried to resolve with biomimetic design which imitate biological forms.

It looks like the detritus of a carnival or a mutant biological form that has vomited out the entire colour spectrum.

Unlike crop wastes and wood, it's an extremely stable substance, which if mixed into soil will safely lock up its carbon content for hundreds or even thousands of years – a biological form of carbon capture and storage.

In consequence, evolutionary development is not just a closed path by which contemporary organisms have achieved current biological form and function.

Microarthropods are separated from the soil and weighted using the biological form approach to evaluate their level of adaptation to the soil environment.

The goal of the first activity was to frame the notion of biological form and function, a fundamental concept for recognizing the similarities and differences in ancient and living organisms.