Sentence examples for individual appearance from inspiring English sources
Floristic differences between grazed and mowed sites derived from the individual appearance of species within one treatment.
These organisms typically require systems which operate within a narrow range of parameters compared to most food animals, and in addition to growth and survival issues, individual appearance of animals is critical to success.
It is also necessary, he writes, as psychic training, so that one can be a better human being once re-emerged from the treeline: "The great experience of the forest consists of the encounter with the Ego, with the self, with the inviolate core and essence that sustains the temporal and individual appearance.
His last competitive individual appearance at the 100m came in Brussels last year.
As the iPhone 3GS doesn't make an individual appearance on the list, we're assuming that they've combined the 3G and 3GS into one product line.
Ohuruogu, a double world champion, who won 400m silver at London 2012, will race against newly crowned European indoor bronze medallist Seren Bundy-Davies as she looks to get her season off to a strong start while Asher-Smith will be making her first individual appearance in the Diamond League.
On this account there is an objective fact of the matter, which is undiscoverable because different individuals have different appearances of what is the case, whereas given subjectivism there is no fact of the matter over and above the individual appearances which establish how each thing is for the one being appeared to.
He dissected individual appearances, making it clear that he was watching closely, and suggested people for certain shows, aides said.
On Thursday and Friday, the 23 men made brief individual appearances before two immigration judges at deportation hearings to determine whether they should be released on bond.
Participants had just 15 seconds to shine in individual appearances before judges.
Sometimes as a society we are blinded, misguided or prejudiced based on individual appearances instead of giving someone a fair opportunity to simply have a chance.
