Sentence examples for incipient life from inspiring English sources

In the ravishing "Summer Night / Inger on the Beach" (1889) seaside rocks seem to pulse with incipient life.

These eruptions presumably would snuff out any incipient life.

They emit enough high-frequency ultraviolet radiation to trigger important atmospheric dynamics such as ozone formation, but not so much that ionisation destroys incipient life.

Every woman should have a right to decide for herself, in her own conscience and heart, what she wants to do about her own body and an incipient, dependent life living inside it.

Here he is on what he calls the "egg principle", as broached by William Harvey in his animal encyclopaedia De generatione animalium in 1651: "The ovum of the biologists is no longer the egg of the mythologists of origin; nonetheless, the incipient modern life sciences also fall back on the old cosmogonic motif of the genesis of all life, indeed the world as a whole, from an original egg".

Mr. de Santiago said the government was likely to choose procedures that were "more respectful of the incipient human life" so that "those cells condemned to die will die," leaving less tissue for scientists to salvage.

As some marginal shows find a hope for new life, some incipient hit shows could see their early hopes squashed.

The contrast between the incipient freshness of new life and the ruthless finality of preserved death is jarring.

It was not just that Golding was unusually conscious of the incipient darkness in everyday life, a quality exemplified by Lord of the Flies, it was also that, as Judy puts it, "he refused to look away.

Director Mark Romanek's daunting task was to pluck three incipient possibles from real life; to look past a flair for performance and a passing resemblance, which so often suffice in cinematic flashback.

The studied strains were isolated from "Evolution Canyon" (Nahal Oren, Mt. Carmel, Israel), a well established "natural laboratory" for analyzing interslope adaptive divergence and incipient sympatric speciation across life [8].