Sentence examples for cross natural from inspiring English sources

There's evidence that some species are already shifting their distributions towards higher latitudes and elevations, but many others are unable to cross natural and human-created barriers.

These structures arise so primitive humans that wanted to cross natural obstructions, observed a spider spinning a web or monkeys traveling along hanging vines (Brockenbrough and Merritt 1999).

Based on that, and considering the ability of EVs to cross natural barriers (such as membranes), their inherent cell targeting properties, and stability in the circulation, the utilization of EVs as drug delivery system has gained scientific interest.

However, in moderate climate regions (such as Abha city), the application of the cross natural ventilation technique is necessary to obtain the thermal comfort conditions which lead to an efficient energy saving procedure.

Wind-induced cross natural ventilation is an important design criterion of a refuge floor since it helps to prevent any smoke entering to become persistent state remained (logging) on the refuge floor.

Unfortunately, if we were to cross natural gas fracking off the list of energy sources, we would suffer a variety of uncomfortable and unintended consequences.

The modeling results for the verification about hydraulic fracture crossing natural fracture excellently matched with experimental results for various cases of intersection angle and maximum horizontal stress.

Such concepts allow us to see bridges in new ways – not just as a method of crossing natural barriers, but as a new kind of structure for living and working on.

In Baltimore and beyond, we see that communities come together in crisis -- crossing natural and artificial boundaries, including gang territories, generations, religion, race, ethnicity and geography.

This may be especially true when crossing natural habitats.

This CEGS population was made by crossing natural isogenic females from two North American populations of D. melanogaster – Drosophila Genetic Reference Panel (DGRP; [ 34]) and Winters California [ 35] – to males of a laboratory stain (w 1118 ).