Sentence examples for blocks of nature from inspiring English sources

The Standard Model that scientists have devised to describe the building blocks of nature is incomplete.

In reality, the periodic table was not designed as a chart of the building blocks of nature.

Scientists may have caught their first glimpse of the elusive Higgs boson, which is thought to give mass to the basic building blocks of nature.

"He didn't produce a great deal, but what he did produce is actually quite profound and is one of the keystones of what we now understand as the fundamental building blocks of nature," Walker said.

The more they look at it, the more the new particle discovered at Cern last year resembles the long-sought Higgs boson, the mysterious particle that confers mass on the building blocks of nature.

String theory provides a united framework by positing that the fundamental building blocks of nature are tiny, vibrating strings that interact with one another by smoothly joining and splitting.

If evolution were in doubt so too would be the idea that DNA represents our genetic code or that atoms are a basic building block of nature.

It strengthened and reinforced the building blocks of his nature, honed his languid feline reflexes; and the long-lost Siberian instincts pulled him north, into the cold.

Secondly, by applying CUSP, we have examined the range of variations in diverse domain superfamilies by distinguishing structurally conserved blocks (of similar nature and lengths) from indels (regions susceptible to undergo length differences).

That stony stumbling block of human nature has turned into a kind of gold mine for William McDonough, one of the country's greenest architects.

The novel protein, described in the 26 February issue of Nature, blocks the transcription of RNA into DNA, the same part of the viral life cycle that AZT and several other anti-HIV drugs interrupt.