Sentence examples for it naturally has from inspiring English sources

And of course, in addition to being odd symmetric, it naturally has to be, again, a periodic function of frequency with a period of 2 pi.

Furthermore, it naturally has the capability of modelling the bending-membrane coupling that occurs on free vibration of VSCL plates with unsymmetric stacking sequences.

What's most interesting to me about the poem is its direct assessment of the act of writing poetry; Duffy is not only writing an imaginary, impossible event, she is writing about writing it, and writing about where it naturally has to stop: "If poetry could truly write it backwards, / then it would".

Because it's new and uncharted, it naturally has elements of controversy".

Hamilton added: "We're not really playing mind games but every time we go faster it naturally has an effect on the mind.

I've booked hotels online before only to arrive and discover that they're only marginally better than a hovel so it naturally has personal appeal as well.

It naturally had to be vetted to ensure that it contained no names of active agents and the like.

Companies who have it naturally have a strong management team that will carry on the operations of a business even after the owners are gone.

If, then, that is blind which has not sight though it would naturally have it, when it would naturally have it and when it still exists, the same people will be blind many times in the day-and deaf too.

But it also, naturally, had profound, shocking consequences for the author.

Only one other Santa — at Macy's, naturally — has done it longer, with roughly 25 years on the job.