Sentence examples for hand natural from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, natural infection of secondary hosts may occur, leading to severe or fatal disease.

On the other hand, natural fibre composites have recently gained interest due to the low cost and density.

On one hand, natural gas would provide a cleaner alternative to coal, which still provides Japan with a fifth of its primary energy needs.

On the other hand, natural remanent magnetization (NRM) measurements are crucial to interpret magnetic field anomalies such as those found on Mars and Moon, and likely to be found on Mercury.

On the one hand, natural language queries are reduced to keyword-based searches, on the other hand, knowledge bases are queried with structured or logical queries obtained from the natural language questions, and answers are obtained through reasoning.

On the other hand, natural products represent a classical and well-established source of chemical diversity that has guided medicinal chemists on the development of new chemical entities with potential therapeutic use.

Although much of the oil industry is in private hands, natural gas remains more or less a government monopoly.

Also, desperate as rapidly-industrializing China may be to get its hands natural resources, it is also "hard to see how breaking up Rio Tinto would make a whole lot of sense," said one analyst who wished to remain anonymous.

The next best method was free pasture mating (not practiced in Finland); similar results were yielded for transported semen, frozen semen and in-hand natural mating.

So there appears no room for a principled difference between common life, on the one hand, and natural philosophy and natural religion, on the other hand.

"So it does seem [memory] goes hand-in-hand with natural language".