Sentence examples for name of nature from inspiring English sources
Thus the teaching of musical composition reflects to this day the biases of the 19th century, specifically its concern with functional harmony as the principal generative force in music a doctrine first proclaimed in the 1720s in the name of nature (as being consistent with the harmonic overtone series) by the composer and theorist Jean-Philippe Rameau.
Yet the name of nature's dam builder was once considered for the car now known as the Thunderbird, whose rich history reaches back to the 1955 model year.
The left-wing critique is in the name of nature and equality.
For instance, the first issue of Nature dates back to 1869, and more recently the Nature Publishing Group (NPG) has expanded the highly recognizable name of Nature into a series of similarly named journals such as Nature Genetics, Nature Medicine etc, increasing the Nature series to 5 journals in 1997, and 33 in 2008 (Fig. 1B).
The many types of tai chi styles mean that there are over 100 movements and positions in tai chi that you can learn.[1] Many of these carry the names of nature or animals.
Do a vote on what should be the name of your Nature Club (I just call my nature club "Nature Club"! ) Set up fun things to do, lessons, and field trips.
The couple dubbed the tower Biorama, combining the name of the nature preserve with the word panorama.
Many ecologists now accept that prohibiting everything in the name of protecting nature is not useful, and so are being selective".
Vulnerable tribal peoples are being removed by force from India's tiger reserves and forests; tribal groups such as the Ogiek and Sengwer, the San, Maasai and Baka are being forced out of forests and wildlife-rich plains in Africa; and from Thailand to Ecuador, Cameroon to Bangladesh, ethnic groups are being dispossessed in the name of protecting nature.
It felt pretty nice that for this one day in Glastonbury, at least different religions could put aside their differences in the name of worshipping nature.
It felt pretty nice that for this one day in Glastonbury, at least different religions can put aside their differences in the name of worshipping nature.
