Sentence examples for domesticated into a from inspiring English sources

We see, in the Katrine story, a wolf domesticated into a dog; in the Tara story, a log, hollowed out by disease, made into a boat.

The image that emerges is of a Gulf of Maine that has, for the most part inadvertently, been domesticated into a lobster nursery to feed the human appetite — of the McDonald's Lobster Roll as the seafood sandwich of the Anthropocene.

Species within the genus Brassica have been domesticated into a remarkably wide range of vegetable, oilseed, fodder and condiment crops [ 36], including turnips, Chinese cabbage, pak choi, brocolleto, sarson and turnip rape of B. rapa (A genome, n=10) and cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, Brussels sprout of B. oleracea (C genome, n=9).

The satellite would then have been domesticated into a bona fide genome component by regulon grafting from DNA-A (for which there is extensive evidence in both the DNA-Bs and betasatellites, as detailed earlier) and possible gene duplication (of the CP to yield the NSP) leading to the DNA-B component we recognize today.

Thus, while some transposons have been domesticated into functionality, one cannot assign a "universal utility for retrotransposons".

If the former were true, SLC would have had to migrate north to Mesoamerica as a wild or weedy species, where it would have been domesticated into SLL.

We humans are hunter-gatherers domesticated into becoming farmers.

Continental tall fescue has historically been domesticated into the most commonly cultivated tall fescue varieties, however two other morphotypes (Mediterranean and rhizomatous) have also been recognised.

Also, though the TA module may be "domesticated" into performing the normal cellular functions of the cell by integration into the chromosome, it may also revert to a purely plasmid-borne selfish nature.

As Koh argues, "Transnational legal process matters because it increasingly influences law and policies that govern us, particularly through processes by which international law and policies become domesticated into US law and polices".

Although they once were challenging targets, they are now domesticated and transformed into a research tool, a fully controllable laboratory device.