Sentence examples for living things by from inspiring English sources
Synthetic DNA is, after all, routinely incorporated into living things by academics, by biotech companies, even by schoolchildren.
Religious/philosophical traditions that emphasize continuity, connectedness and — not coincidentally — compassion have little difficulty acknowledging the fundamental unity of all living things, by contrast with the exclusivist Western perspective.
Living things, by contrast, are individuated by their functional organization.
Living things, by contrast, are individuated by their functional organization (Locke, 1972 II. xxvii 3. p. 330).
In this web-based module for grades 6 12, students are introduced to cladistics, which organizes living things by common ancestry and evolutionary relationships.
In this web-based module for grades 6 12 from the UC Museum of Paleontology, students are introduced to cladistics, which organizes living things by common ancestry and evolutionary relationships.
The other (2 4 25), ascribed to J, starts with an arid wasteland and the creation of a particular man, described specifically as being formed by God out of dust and made into a living thing by God blowing the breath of life into him.
Iris-scanning cameras make sure you're the real, living thing by checking the pulse inside your eyeball.
You talked yourself into this whole healthy living thing by telling yourself it would be temporary.
Researchers estimate that these organic compounds, made not by living things but by chemical processes in space, could have supplied Mars's surface with between about 10 parts per million (ppm) and several hundred ppm of carbon enough at the high end to account for all of the roughly 500 ppm of carbon that Curiosity has detected in the lakebed samples.
The ancestry of the culture area approach can be traced to the classification of living things proposed by Swedish botanist Carolus Linnaeus in Systema Naturae (1735) and further developed by French biologist Jean-Baptiste Lamarck and others.
