College basketball observers sound like naturalists who have spotted something startling in the evolutionary soup when they talk about Baylor's Brittney Griner.
Most cruises feature lectures by on-board specialists like naturalists and ornithologists, along with excursions on Zodiacs, the landing craft that transport travelers from ship to shore.
I remember the early days of the Lib Dem tour: it was only a few weeks ago but it feels like another age, like a childhood, a carefree time when we travelled with Clegg and asked him silly questions and charged at his shoulder into community centres and play groups, recording his every move like naturalists following an endangered pygmy hippo.
Scientists can date them by counting the layers of the mineral deposited by annual drip cycles, much like naturalists use tree rings.
Ideas from the likes of naturalist and inventor Viktor Schauberger, and the German chemist Peter Plitchta inform his current work as well. .
The reader is carried along by his interest in the results of far-sighted observation; but, more than this, the reader imbibes the spirit of the writer which pervades the whole book and endears it to like-minded naturalists as a valued companion.
So whereas Descartes wished 'to remove all obstacles to the natural operations of the mind' (Lloyd, 1993[1984]: 44), 'Spinoza, reacting against the passivity or Descartes's version of Reason, … ma[de] Reason an active, emotional force' (ibid.: 51), just like Metzger proposed as basis for histories of science and just like the naturalist humanities are doing daily.
I don't look like a naturalist.
Like a naturalist, Emily Dickinson observed flowers, animals, and birds closely.
I felt like a naturalist mounting elusive species of butterflies side by side under glass.
