Sentence examples for exposed nature from inspiring English sources

Suspended from the ceiling, the 27-foot long sculpture is open and hollow; a representation of only a section of the traced rock, but its exposed nature allows the viewer to literally be one with the piece, both experientially and spatially.

However, loops 1 and 3 are known to have some degree of flexibility in C2 domains due to their exposed nature, and they are involved in extensive crystal contacts for the synaptotagmin-7 C2B domain (Figure 4E).

In addition, its highly exposed nature allows potential aesthetic defects to have a strong stigmatizing effect.

High solvent accessibility (exposed nature of residues in complexed form) and moderate/less conservation of these residues could be the possible reason why these residues could not be predicted by any of the available methods for hotspot prediction.

The exposed nature of Telica's slopes causes valuable soil to be eroded by wind and rain.

If this wasn't enough, the exposed nature of the airport means landing planes are susceptible to strong winds and turbulence.

Evolutionary geneticist William Rice of the University of California, Santa Barbara, says this study exposes nature's evolutionary battle of the sexes.

I told the eminent doctor that I wanted to play the game of science, in which the challenge is to use the means available to expose nature's complexities and then outsmart it.

Being exposed to nature, whether it be viewing pictures of natural landscapes or physical activity (PA) in the wild, has been found to have numerous health benefits.

This technique — a veritable Marat/Sade of 20th-century history — exposed the nature of the offence more effectively than traditional documentary procedure.

The houses become poignant metaphors of the Romantic self, withdrawn from the comforts of society, nakedly exposed to nature and the cosmos.