Sentence examples for correct nature from inspiring English sources

At first, its purpose was to correct nature, and fool people into thinking that this was what nature made.

Of course, there have been sighs of despair at the politically correct nature of the debate, as there always are.

This gives a sounder basis to the physically correct nature of the assumptions underlying the Bojinov model, also suggesting that organic compounds are adsorbed at the aluminium oxide/aqueous solution interface.

Anderson has pioneered thousands of moves and stretches, she says, designed to correct nature's flaws.

The fact that the scaling extracts the correct nature of the correlations is evidenced when we scale the randomized data.

Assuming one's model for the system is correct, nature appears to be strongly biased against such behavior (Gibbons, Hawking, and Stewart 1987, 736).

They asked how he came to ignore warnings about the ravenous bonus culture on Wall Street and extracted another admission from him that he was wrong to believe in the self correcting nature of global capitalism that, in his terms, almost made the regulation of global money flows irrelevant.

A scientist-philosopher, obsessed by a small hand-shaped birthmark on the cheek of his beautiful wife -- "a crimson stain upon the snow" -- treats her with a potent elixir to "correct what Nature left imperfect," and thereby kills the one he loves.

Potential outliers can arise due to this latter chance variation, where the data point is correct in nature and is simply more divergent than the majority of the data set, or they can arise due to errors where the value of the data point is erroneous.

Three major classes of corrections have been proposed to correct the dependent nature of genetic data in Bonferroni adjustments: permutation testing and related alternatives, principal components analysis (PCA), and analysis of blocks of LD across the genome.

Who's correct about human nature, the left or the right?