Sentence examples for defined nature from inspiring English sources

In the manuscript of the "Origin," he defined nature as "the laws ordained by God to govern the Universe".

Aristotle (1980, 192b) defined nature as the non-artificial: that which is not produced by us.

Peptides, because of their chemically defined nature, engineerability, and range of complexity, provide useful functionalities when designing strategies for vaccination, cancer immunotherapy, and the treatment of autoimmune disorders.

Stem cells are often cultured on substrates that present extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins; however, the heterogeneous and poorly defined nature of ECM proteins presents challenges both for basic biological investigation of cell-matrix investigations and translational applications of stem cells.

An essence therefore is a being that has a well defined nature, even if the name 'essence' does not make this nature known (De ente primo in communi, chap. 3, pp. 88 89; De ente praedicamentali, chap. 5, p. 43; Tractatus de universalibus, chap. 7, pp. 128 29; De materia et forma, chap. 4, pp. 185 86).

"Sports are of a very rule defined nature, each action has a direct related consequence as defined in the rule book.

Mr. Louv loosely defines nature: It can be as simple as a clump of bushes near an apartment complex driveway, a vacant urban lot, a city park or a small group of trees bordering a suburban subdivision.

Instead, he focusses on explicating the architect Solness (Dan Daily), and his epic vision of himself as a god in human form — a "master builder" — whose work not only defines nature but surpasses it.

Yet, by defining Nature 4 as an act of mere happenstance, the synaesthetic potential (i.e., the engagement of the senses) of landscape is not achieved.

Johnson et. al excluded nine subjects with biliary tract obstruction but "were either too ill or parents declined ex-lap to define nature" and, eight undiagnosed subjects who did not return for re-evalaution [ 16].

Particularly with Al Jazeera, there's been an explosion of information that defined the nature of the debate.