Sentence examples for intermingling of nature from inspiring English sources
This intermingling of nature and industry is a theme that wends its way through the show.
We spent the rest of the night parked a little ways away from the farm, listening to music intermingling with the sounds of nature coming to life after dark.
Such intermingling helps genetic diversity flourish, says Kolbe.The findings, reported in the 9 September issue of Nature, also help explain a common invasion phenomenon called the lag phase.
With tissues intimately intermingled, the fungus and alga were long touted as a wonderful example of one of nature's kindly partnerships.
Given the clonal nature of S. orbiculatus and the intermingling of lateral vegetative structures among adjacent clones, it was not possible to distinguish individual clones (aka, genets).
The tensions raised are dealt with in different, at times conflicting ways: by re-establishing and re-purifying distinctions between research and care within the novel setting of clinical biobanking, but also by actively embracing the hybrid nature of clinical biobanking between research and care by flexibly managing the intermingling of both domains.
This is due to the subtle nature of the pleomorphism seen in prostatic cancers compared with normal glands, and the frequent intermingling of benign and malignant glands, as well as the presence of abundant stroma in many cases.
This awareness of death, and of the intermingling of life and death, gave Neuhaus's writing an extra dimension — like a metaphysician who has been writing about nature within earth's atmosphere and suddenly discovers space.
