Sentence examples for core nature from inspiring English sources
The change in administration, they said, addresses the core nature of the institution.
Second, we explore the core nature of autonomous relational technologies, that is, relational AI.
"In a design sense," he wrote, black means "irreverence, maybe touching a bit on the core nature of art, which is to break rules and set new ones.
"Part of our core nature is what we do for a living, and to prohibit somebody from engaging in any kind of expression related to their job is arguably too broad".
why is the consumer-american a touchstone narrative for us? is it that attractive to our irrantional core nature, or that genius that we can't help but get snagged along?
Given the wide panel of NP used, in terms of core nature, size, coating, not to mention of cell lines and irradiation modalities, cross-comparison of data is not a walk in the park.
Similarly, historical cases seem important to learning certain core nature-of-science themes.
"It's unreasonable to expect that everybody will care as much about hard-core nature as do those of us who work in the field," said Dr. Karen B. Strier, a professor of anthropology at University of Wisconsin who has studied woolly spider monkeys in Brazil for the last 20 years.
Due to the cold-core nature of the center, Allison initially contained subtropical characteristics.
The warm-core nature also meant that there were no warm or cold fronts attached to the system, as temperatures did not change ahead of and behind the system until the unrelated cold front passed the Azores.
The installation is the latest addition to teamLab's core Digitized Nature Art Project, where the collective uses digital non-materials to transform natural landscapes into magical works of art.
