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".
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.
I don't think expressing what nature intended you to be is anything but powerful.
French and German architects extrapolated the British emphasis on expressing the nature of materials into a movement with overarching ambitions.
Most generally, he does not consider that the invasions of Czechoslovakia and Hungary were Soviet totalitarianism expressing its nature, whereas the slaughter in Kwangju represented neither American values nor American goals.
(2) Descartes also pioneered the subjection of metaphysical systems, expressing the nature of ultimate reality, to axiomatization i.e., to a procedure that deduces tenets from a set of basic axioms, on the model of Euclid's axiomatization of geometry.
Just as the causes can be traced back to first causes rooted in the nature of the thing known, so the science must arise from first principles associated with the real definition of the thing known expressing that nature.
The process of arriving at propositional articulations expressing the nature and will of the self-revealing God the doctrines of 'the Faith' will, of course, be understood as a process under providential grace.
These individuals could be working on down-to-earth projects that benefit mankind generally; and by expressing their nature in a more sustainable way, they would be happier themselves.
As in all popular music, there is a strong element of fantasy here, and some of these artists seem to be creating fictional characters as much as they are expressing their natures.
