Sentence examples for corresponding nature from inspiring English sources

The population of wolves in the exclusion zone was also found to be about seven times higher than in corresponding nature reserves in the region, they said.

All captures were performed with official permits obtained after the evaluation of a formal proposal by the corresponding nature conservation institutions (Additional file 1: Table S1).

All you do, is click and drag all the photos corresponding to "nature" to your "nature" set.

Within the Natursyns model (the Danish word 'natur' corresponding to "nature" in English and "syn" implying perceived, imagined, cognized and culturally agreed interpretations) landscape is understood simultaneously as: 'habitat', unrealised sense impressions; 'area', all the ways in which nature is cognised; and as 'symbol', all types of representations of nature and its parts.

For they all have an ultimate nature corresponding to ultimate truth, just as they have conventional nature corresponding to conventional truth.

Here, we classify a basic array of strategies for water management; discuss morphological features and active means; and list corresponding examples from nature, to facilitate the search for and the selection of strategies from the large database of nature, and inspire new design solutions.

In this cycle, various external resources operate dynamically, corresponding to their nature, to combine the relevant requirements of the manufacturing enterprise's business chains.

In the XRD pattern of nanocomposites, a hallow peak at 22.0 Å is observed in all the modified cellulose phases (LC, LC2, and LC3), corresponding to amorphous nature of the adsorbents [39].

The mesorectum is carpeted behind and laterally by a postero-lateral fibrous envelope belonging to the pelvic visceral fascia and ventrally by a recto-genital membrane of variable nature corresponding to "Denonvilliers' fascia" [28].

In spite of the fact that there are many research efforts, the formation of Fano resonances at specific wavelengths in plasmonic nanostructures is a challenging task because of their complex nature corresponding to the hybridization of the available modes [19 21].

Tracing the historical and cultural masculinization of thought and the corresponding reconception of nature as dead and mechanical rather than organic and alive, Bordo demonstrates how what was lost was the previous cultural conception of a "female cosmos and 'feminine' orientation towards the world" (1987, 100).