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Coleridge, and his friend William Wordsworth (1770 1850) who called the nightingale a "fiery heart," depicted the bird "as an instance of natural poetic creation," and as the "voice of nature".

This is evident in the case of literature (which is itself an instance of natural language).

Writing in Science, where the results are published today, the authors say: "EPAS1 may therefore represent the strongest instance of natural selection documented in a human population, and variation at this gene appears to have had important consequences for human survival and/or reproduction in the Tibetan region".

Note that Aristotle does not say that all four explanatory factors are involved in the explanation of each and every instance of natural change.

Allele frequencies in the surviving population may differ from those in the original population, and some alleles might be missing altogether Sexual selection (only covered in homework) A specific instance of natural selection.

Abelard solves the problem by taking obedience to God's will the hallmark of morally correct behaviour, and itself an instance of natural law to be a matter of the agent's intention conforming to a purely formal criterion, namely the Golden Rule ("Do to others as you would be done to").

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Students are also encouraged to compare instances of natural and artificial selection.

— The jagged pink mountains here glitter, rare instances of natural beauty in a desolate landscape known more for its gleaming casinos.

These instances of natural selection probably took place within the last 5,000 to 30,000 years, the researchers say, and show how evolution has continued to mold human populations through the relatively recent past.

The "identical laws" include the great field-laws which are commonly quoted as typical instances of natural law the law of gravitation, the law of conservation of mass and energy, the laws of electric and magnetic force and the conservation of electric charge.

Though 2015 saw a significant El Niño, which is a recurring oscillation in Pacific Ocean water temperature that tends to affect a variety of weather events, the researchers were able to distinguish the effects of El Niño and other instances of natural variability from climate change's potential influence.

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