Sentence examples for interpreting nature from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fay, whose artwork has been exhibited in the United States and abroad, has been interpreting nature ever since he arrived in New York in the 1970s.

It has increasingly been looking at agreements under which local residents hold on to most of the land in new parks while federal officials stick to such tasks as interpreting nature for visitors and providing landowners with conservation advice.

The Second Part of the Novum Organum deals with Bacon's rule for interpreting nature, even if he provides no complete or universal theory.

We've seen a handful of artists that use light as a means of artistically interpreting nature, for instance Korean photographer Eunyeol Lee's Starry Night, which transforms natural environments into stages of illuminated fancy.

The solution consists in interpreting nature after a social analogy.

In other words, the systematic denial that 'true' knowledge can be got by interpreting nature in terms of final causes …" (Monod 1971, 21, Monod's emphasis).

"Earth's Fantasy" a pastel by Babs Kent, interprets nature even more abstractly, with blocks of solid color and translucent feathery lines arranged in overlapping layers.

"I was looking for culture that really could interpret nature's language," she said, "and I definitely found that with the Sami".

The Zen tradition interprets "nature" to be "buddha-nature," i.e., a possibility to be awakened from the fundamental ignorance.

The idol of the cave is the peculiarity of each individual man, our different abilities and education that affect how we interpret nature.

According to this account, the imagination interprets nature as revealing metaphysical insights: insights about things such as the meaning of life, the human condition, or our place in the cosmos.