Sentence examples for form nature from inspiring English sources

WILLIAM PATERSON UNIVERSITY "Brian Peterson: Earth, Light and Form," nature photographs.

The closed form nature of the proposed optimal guidance scheme suppressed the computational difficulties, and facilitate real-time solution.

Her focus was not on the rarefied world of museums and symphonies, but beauty in a far more democratic form: nature.

Owing to the closed form nature, it does not lead to computational difficulties and the proposed optimal guidance algorithm can be implemented online.

Through St. Augustine, Platonic and Christian thought were reconciled: the permanent and uniform order of the Greek universe was given Christian form; nature became sacramental, a symbolic revelation of spiritual truth.

A big operational change can be jarring and drive real business impact, but it doesn't fit dictionary definitions of transformation, such as "a marked change in form, nature, or appearance" or "to change (something) completely and usually in a good way". Sure, costs will be lower, customer satisfaction might go up, but the essence of the company isn't changing in any material way.

Bacon's work showed how best to arrive at knowledge about "form natures" (the most general properties of matter) via a systematic investigation of phenomenal natures.

The free-form nature of jazz music made it particularly suspect to the country's authoritarian rulers.

An individual reliance on the voice of God is part of the increasingly free-form nature of charismatic and evangelical Christianity in America.

Other than a somewhat — let's call it casual-chic — appearance, the other downside of a crostata's free-form nature is that it can be hard to control.

The genre, however, was all but extinguished under the 18-year reign of Ethiopia's communist military junta, the Derg (1973-1991); withethe dictator Mengistu Haile Mariam suspicious of the music's free-form nature.