Sentence examples for converted nature from inspiring English sources

We suspect that this is due to the hybrid (partially gene converted) nature of 31 sequences that share diagnostic features of both AluSc-derived and AluSp derived elements (see below for a full discussion).

We are not here to convert nature into a commodity.

Engineers and chemists point out that in regard to economic activity there is never a net energy gain but always a loss in available energy in the process of converting nature's resources into economic value.

There he appears to convert a young boy but, having eaten from the Tree of Innocence, he is himself converted to nature, love and the secret of happiness.

Much of the railroad line was converted to nature trails, among them the Yellowstone Branch Line Trail.

Yet it was also recently converted into a nature reserve – by DP World, the company behind the new London Gateway port.

Ollivier supervised the drafting of a new constitution, which, though hybrid in nature, converted the empire into a quasi-parliamentary regime.

An open space in a city park forest has been converted into a nature playground – Natuurspeeltuin de Speeldernis – giving children the opportunity for unstructured play.

I saw a similar mud in the billabongs at Kakadu and beneath the freshwater mangroves at Wongalara, a former cattle station southeast of Kakadu that has been converted into a nature sanctuary by the Australian Wildlife Conservancy.

The route of the link has been converted into a nature walk from Victoria Park to Jordanhill station, running alongside the existing line for approximately half its length.

Can we really defend historic wetlands, now converted to farmland from nature?