When simple amino acids were formed by chance, environmental forces would tend to destroy incipient order.
No evolutionary scientist would dispute that culture is a powerful influence, or that environmental forces shape behavior.
These environmental forces can cause us to overeat by taking advantage of biological, psychological, and social and economic vulnerabilities.
But for the rest of us, the judgment is equally important in the ongoing battle between economic and environmental forces.
Even though the causes of violence are broadly environmental, they are nonetheless biological, because environmental forces are mediated biologically--in this case by, among other things, serotonin.
The researchers hope to discover how environmental forces including global warming, acidification and pollution impact coral reefs in different locations by creating detailed images of entire reef ecosystems.
Cain seems to have been attempting a naturalistic story in the vein of Theodore Dreiser, an exploration of the environmental forces that drive people to desperation.
Bigger Thomas is a Clyde Griffiths, the supposed pushpin of environmental forces in "An American Tragedy," who becomes a Raskolnikov, a philosophical murderer.
That year Gore also published The Future: Six Drivers of Global Change, which analyzed the impact of various sociopolitical, technological, and environmental forces on humanity's prospects.
Besides, the small businesses face external environmental forces that are beyond their control.
It is assumed that the environmental forces are due to waves and current.
