Sentence examples for in a second nature from inspiring English sources

They spelled it out in a second Nature paper, almost like a couplet (above).

In a second Nature paper, Rennan Barkana, a professor of astrophysics at Tel Aviv University, proposes a potentially groundbreaking explanation: that the hydrogen gas was losing heat to dark matter.

Some 6 weeks after the last release, the infection rate was very close to 100% in both towns, the team reports in a second Nature paper.

In a second Nature paper, also published online today, another group of researchers used a different genetic sequencing approach, and a different set of mammals, to ask similar questions about the evolution of the Y chromosome.

In a second Nature paper, a team led by Dieter Breitschwerdt of the Technical University of Berlin, used a novel astronomical approach to help nail down the source of the exploding stars.

GRB031203 was more similar to another nearby and dim explosion seen on 25 April 1998, a team led by Alicia Soderberg of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena and her colleagues writes in a second Nature paper--but the new results are much more convincing.

Rather, we need to be literate in the complexities of technology in general, as if it were a second nature.

In a third Nature study, tumor immunologist and physician Antoni Ribas of the University of California, Los Angeles, and colleagues pinpointed another biomarker that might help improve the success rate of the immune-awakening antibodies.

Not in suburbia where, as the nature writer Michael Pollan pointed out in a 1991 book, "Second Nature," lawn mowing is a "sacrament" and the unmowed lawn is "enough to disturb the peace of an entire neighborhood".

For people who grew up in Britain, hopping on a plane and being in an entirely different country in an hour is second nature.

Lawns were for vast British estates, but he wrote in "Second Nature: A Gardener's Education, Dell Booksks) "Americans democratized them, cutting the vast manorial greenswards into quarter-acre slices everyone could afford".