Sentence examples for from ancestral experience from inspiring English sources

The artist also believes in the Jungian idea of the collective unconscious, which is defined as the part of the unconscious mind that comes from ancestral experience and memory and is present in all humans, as opposed to the unconscious mind of the individual.

The use of traditional medicine especially medicinal plants in Sudan is still the main alternative therapy which is based entirely on the indigenous knowledge gained from ancestral experience.

A Jew and an eldest son, the responsibilities with which Lanzmann had been burdened from childhood on had produced a precocious maturity in him; sometimes he seemed to be carrying the weight of a whole ancestral experience on his shoulders.

Experience here would be ancestral experience, not the experience of the individual subject, but such a view would still ground knowledge in experience.

After the divergence of plant species from ancestral species, plant species have experienced tandem duplication events and formed species-specific tandem repeat or duplicated genes.

Although growth rates are lower than suggested by ABC, we still infer that African populations experienced ∼5-fold growth from ancestral sizes.

Some theorists say that entertainment, like cooking, may be a tradition passed down from ancestral societies.

We separated from ancestral monkeys (new and old world) some 30m to 40m years ago.

Linear chromosomes are atypical in bacteria and likely a secondary trait derived from ancestral circular molecules.

Mostly exapted from ancestral DNA sequences, many are linked to genes under positive selection.

Despite originating from ancestral bacterial ribosomes, mitoribosomes have diverged in their composition and architecture.