Sentence examples for embedded traits from inspiring English sources

Deeply embedded traits, particularly tribalism and the dominance of the near and now, cut against the prospect of Homo sapiens having a smooth path toward a mature, interrelating, forward-looking civilization — even if individuals, through the Web, expand what the psychiatrist Dan Siegel calls our "we map".

Deeply embedded traits, particularly tribalism and the dominance of the near and now, cut against the prospect of Homo sapiens having a smooth path toward a mature, interrelating, forward-looking consciousness — even if individuals, through the Web, expand what the psychiatrist Dan Siegel calls our "we map".

Nor are some deeply embedded cultural traits.

This commentary outlines the establishment, function and aims of the Consortium and describes our vision for a sustainable study of marine microbial communities and their embedded functional traits.

Self-improvement is a deeply embedded American trait, something other cultures find both admirable and amusing.

Morality is an embedded human trait that has been corrupted and lost in the cathedrals of false promise and empty threats of eternal damnation.

Taking into account applications of all pesticides targeted by the traits embedded in the three major GE crops, pesticide use in the U.S. was reduced in each of the first six years of commercial use (1996 2001).

While most research addressing protoplast fusion focuses on traits embedded in the genomic DNA, mitochondrial transfer without karyogamy occurs at a much higher frequency.

We believe that your safety is not in jeopardy!" Crucially, the virulence of this outbreak is clearly equated with poisonous traits already embedded in society, with Seok-woo being pointedly described as "a bloodsucker" who "leeches off others" even as zombies sink their teeth into passengers.

It's not to say some cultural traits aren't embedded, but if we dwell on them we might end up in that Sky studio.

But these cultural traits are deeply embedded - arising, in Britain's case, from the protection afforded by its island status which allowed for a weaker state and more individual freedom - and they will not be changed by banning company takeovers.