Sentence examples for expressed nature from inspiring English sources

Where artists a century ago confidently expressed nature in forms that commanded audiences' admiration, Monk gently encourages reflection and engagement.

The expressed nature of EST-SSRs allows the annotation of these markers with putative functions by sequence homology and potentially reduces the genetic distance between marker and causal gene to 0 cM.

As Richard Feynman, a Nobel-prize winning physicist, once said, "mathematics is a deep way of describing nature, and any attempt to express nature in philosophical principles, or in seat-of-the-pants mechanical feelings, is not an efficient way".

Lately, Atangana and Baleanu [3] have introduced one more dimension to this study by proposing a derivative that is based upon the generalized Mittag-Leffler function, since the Mittag-Leffler function is more appropriate in expressing nature than a power function.

The royal children expressed its nature perhaps better than they knew when they dubbed the favorite Mommy Whore.

In the fruit fly, the researchers saw the flexibility and efficiency they wanted for wireless networks expressed in nature.

Here works by Dove, Marin, Hartley and O'Keeffe brim with a tandem faith, variously expressed, in nature and modernity.

"The measure of a democratic organisation is how differing views are expressed, the nature of debate marks its character," he said in a statement to the Guardian.

IN my own experience (I can with confidence only give that) I differ almost wholly from that of Mr. Joseph Le Conte, as expressed in NATURE (p. 452).

Acetylcholine (ACh) acts as a local cellular signaling molecule and is widely expressed in nature, including mammalian cells and embryonic stem cells.

The latter trend suggests that the likelihood of proteins being observed and expressed in nature increases when they represent orthologs among multiple organisms (in this study, >5 bacteria).