Sentence examples for its nourishment from inspiring English sources

According to these accounts, Léna first found the pig in Slieve Bloom, and was responsible for its nourishment until it had seven inches of fat on its snout.

Like other members of the Pectinidae family, the Antarctic scallop is a suspension feeder, extracting its nourishment from the sea water that surrounds it.

Like many morel species, the ecological mode of Morchella populiphila is not known with certainty, but it is suspected of being both saprobic (obtaining its nourishment from nonliving or decaying organic matter) and mycorrhizal (symbiotic with trees) at different stages in its life cycle.

Both words imply that success will result in a healthy and flourishing graft or transplant, which will gain its nourishment from its new environment.

Britain's emotional contract with our royal family is based on ignorance, and requires a steady flow of propaganda for its nourishment.

Both effects cause a significant decoupling of the main rock glacier body from its nourishment area leading eventually to rock glacier starvation.

Without its proper nourishment, Groopman suggests, all his patients would perish.

The bleak and haunted landscape of eastern Montana offers its own nourishment to the paranoid political imagination.

And on the whole the child's mind, imagination, and soul resisted, persisted, and somehow, whether in a dog-eared penny history of The Babes in the Wood or the matchless chronicle of Gulliver among the Lilliputians, found its own nourishment.

The initial observation that a tumor stimulates and nurtures the development of blood vessels for its own nourishment was made over 30 years ago [ 16].

The dependence of the young mammal on its mother for nourishment has made possible a period of training.