Sentence examples for different modes of life from inspiring English sources

The behaviour of squids and octopuses differs considerably because of their different modes of life.

The differing economic pursuits of Hima and Iru gave rise to different modes of life.

It generally is agreed that insect metamorphosis evolved as adult insects gradually adopted different modes of life from those of larvae.

The data from three genera suggest different modes of life in at least two morphological groups.

With respect to these three different modes of life prevalent among raccoons, Hohmann called their social structure a "three class society".

One possible explanation is the repeated shifts to different modes of life in Ditrysia, as has been shown to be the pattern at lower phylogenetic levels too [ 30].

Each dress can seem to represent not just a different aesthetic but a different mode of life.

In insects the larva differs from the adult by the absence of wings but, in addition, may have a different mode of life and different way of feeding.

"We had only looked at feathered dinosaurs and ones that are close to birds and lived in trees, which is a very different mode of life than this ground dwelling dinosaur," explains Vinther.

Thus, different modes of extracorporeal life support have come to the focus of interest in this setting.

Although there have been many examples throughout art history of depicting slices of everyday life, such as Dutch still life paintings, twentieth-century art introduced and experimented with different modes of appropriating everyday life, most famously with the use of ready-mades.