Sentence examples for growing nature from inspiring English sources

There is reason to worry that they are right, but there is hope in the sustained — even growing — nature of this particular backlash, and its bipartisan nature.

There is a large barn that serves as a visitors' center on the road into the sanctu ary, and tucked away in the oak forest near the shore of the main pond is a little cot tage with a growing nature library.

This network structure has a growing nature and thus allows unlimited capacity which increases the functionality and simplifies routing in network (Beshai 2005).

However, with the continuous expansion of network size, solving the above RSTO formulation is not an easy task especially for large-scale networks due to the exponential growing nature of ILP.

The clinical impact of the remnant carcinoma in situ at the ductal remains a matter of debate; however, our recent study clearly demonstrates the growing nature of the foci, the risk of local disease relapse, and a deteriorating impact on postoperative survival [18].

Despite the growing nature of urban conflict and violence, urbanization was also not addressed in the 2015 reviews of the UN Peacebuilding Architecture and Peace Operations.

Clifford A. Lynch, "Big data: How do your data grow?" Nature, vol. 455, no.

So clearly history taught liberty is fragile, and power is the natural enemy — arbitrary power — and power naturally grows, by nature power grows, and as it does it encroaches on liberties in a free society.

The Brooklyn Botanic Garden's handbook "Growing Fruits: Nature's Desserts" includes a primer on pruning grapes.

Furthermore, we discuss the nutrient requirement for living organisms growing in nature and not under laboratory conditions.

The page that accompanies, "Eat foods made from ingredients that you can picture in their raw state or growing in nature" looks like a classic still life.