Sentence examples for deformed nature from inspiring English sources

Due to the often fragmentary or deformed nature of fossil material, the prior two metrics rely on reconstructions of skulls; measurements based on deformed materials would necessarily represent an unrealistic shape.

The brain deformed naturally.

In a telling documentary series entitled "Monogram" on National Greek Television ERTT) some years ago, it was insulting to hear the storied engraver, Tassos, confess that, in the 1930s, the prevailing German impressionist school forbade students to study the works of El Greco and of Byzantine iconography, claiming that they were deforming human nature.

However, the symmetric shape was deformed due to the cyclic nature of the water injection at the two temperatures.

An investigation was conducted to examine the nature of the deformed microstructure when an aluminum single crystal of known orientation is subjected to equal-channel angular pressing (ECAP).

The optimized carrageenan-gelatin cryogels obtained were elastic, porous, mechanically strong in nature and they did not get deformed when external pressure was applied or during the squeezing out of all solvent present inside the swollen cryogel.

Lipsius was a Christian thinker, as well as a Stoic one, and in this capacity he drew on Aristotle's De generatione animalium (769a-773a) to explain the existence of evil in a world created by a supremely benevolent God: deformed creatures and monstrosities which seem to be contrary to nature are actually in accordance with the overall plan of nature and divine providence (Physiologia I.13).

Whilst dislocation based hot spots are sub-critical in nature, they could contribute to these hot spot processes, especially as crystals grown and mechanically deformed during processing are more than likely to be highly defective in nature.

Some of the workers he meets are as young as 13, and because of the repetitive nature of the labor, their hands often become deformed and useless within a decade, rendering them unemployable.

Subsequent annealing of the deformed structures obtained at various points at this sequence of deformation permits the detailed nature of the deformed and recrystallized states to be related in a unique fashion.

Still, in addition to catching fish, he also breeds them, about eight million fry a year to help nature replenish the supply, and the mystery surrounding the deformed fish troubles him.