The end of the native app universe?
That "The Stranger" ends with a "heart open to the benign indifference of the universe" and "Native Son" with "the ring of steel against steel" demonstrates Wright's achievement in giving his novel a solid grounding rather than a pseudophilosophical (though lyrical) airiness.
Her emotional reaction triggers her ability to see once again the "shimmer" around Peter that marks him as a native of the parallel universe.
Surely those pushing up against the native bent of the universe were doomed, sooner or later, to be crushed by it.
It might be assumed that since teachers generally belong to an older generation than the students, they may be considered immigrants to and not natives of the digital universe.
By contrast, range and taxonomic group were treated as fixed effects because they include the entire universe of possibilities (native or introduced, monocotyledon or dicotyledon).
Most Alaskan natives believe that everything — the universe, trees, animals, rivers, and mountains — have a spirit, said Worl, who is a part of the Tlingit tribe and an anthropologist by training.
In 1887, the British administrator William Logan wrote of a native medical system in which the universe, including the human body, is formed by five great elements — space, air, fire, water and earth.
