Sentence examples for general genus from inspiring English sources

Naked prime matter receives first the form of the most general genus, substance, and through this form prime matter is divided into numerically distinct things (only form distinguishes; QLIIS 16, 60).

A text preserved in Arabic (see Pines 1961) has Alexander of Aphrodisias criticizing Xenocrates for saying that the (less general) species is prior to the (more general) genus because the latter, being an element in the definitions of the former, is a part of them (and wholes are subsequent to parts).

Novosphingobium is a genus within the alpha subclass of Proteobacteria that was separated from the general genus, Sphingomonas a result of extensive classification on the basis of the 16 S rRNA sequence, chemotaxonomic and physiological analyses [ 1].

However, in contrast to A. thaliana, where the evolutionary history has been analysed in more detail [e.g. [ 21, 22]], evolutionary studies on the A. lyrata complex have so far been largely restricted to a small number of populations from Central Europe [ 23- 26] or larger sample sizes with a more general genus-wide perspective [ 27, 28].

In general, the genus Cyclea bears two dorsal crests with 16 small spines, although there are about 25 spines in Cyclea insularis (Makino) Hatusima.

Other members of the Betaproteobacteria class are found in environmental samples (such as soil and sludge) or are pathogens (such as Ralstonia solanacearum in plants and Neisseria meningitidis in humans) and in general the genus Dechloromonas has been found to be ubiquitous in the environment.

In general, the genus Ovis is split into a "New World" clade represented by O. dalli and O. canadensis and an "Old World" clade including the two sister species O. vignei and O. aries, on the one hand, and O. ammon, on the other hand [ 29, 32].

In general, throughout the genus, the four A-genome species and O. brachyantha had a higher percentage of non-autonomous DNA transposons as compared to autonomous DNA transposons.

However, whether rbcL shows sufficient variation to allow general identification below genus level remains uncertain [8], [20].

In general, the Lolium genus can be separated based on self-pollinating or out-pollinating behaviour.

If the findings of Dukas [ 4] in D. melanogaster are general to the genus, we predict that D. pseudoobscura males will be more reluctant to court heterospecific females after being exposed to and rejected by a heterospecific female.