Sentence examples for intrinsically shared from inspiring English sources

Such a systemized approach can provide deeper and more detailed insights into factual CBNRM performances than studies that are based on an essentialist concept of communities as being small, homogeneously structured, and harmonic units with intrinsically shared norms that enable them to effectively manage resources sustainably.

I learned that, by being human, we intrinsically share a lot.

So now you have a pipeline of great people who intrinsically share your company's core values and possess the requisite superpower.

Nevertheless, it remained conceptualised for a while as an additional input to individual regulation before becoming a process that is intrinsically socially shared (Hadwin and Oshige 2011; Volet et al. 2009b).

General-purpose supercomputers have been used to simulate protein folding, but such systems are intrinsically expensive and typically shared among many research groups.

In sum, increased oxidative stress may be intrinsically involved in the shared disposition for both psychiatric disorders and CVD.

The Indo-Chinese food in Edison and Iselin is quick and decadent: made to share, intrinsically spicy and as suitable for takeout as it is for eating in.

What better way to do that then bank off a design they automatically and intrinsically associate with sharing.

[ 14- 16] While the function of a given protein is often determined by its unique structure, comparative studies on several exceptions to the structure-to-function mechanism led to the realizations that intrinsically disordered proteins share many sequence characteristics and so comprise a distinct cohort.

The result was the embrace of the problematic notion that there existed a unique and enduring set of intrinsically "Japanese" cultural values that shared nothing with the ethos of individualism that characterized Western societies.

The group appeared intrinsically bonded by their newfound shared experience.