Sentence examples for natural constructs from inspiring English sources

This view makes no distinction between ingredients and what have been called natural constructs above.

On this view all the material stuffs and all the objects in the universe would be natural constructs.

Finally, there is a middle view, which rejects the opposites-only account, and accepts that some things (plants and animals, heavenly bodies) are natural constructs.

One way to think of Anaxagoras' point in B17 is that animals, plants, human beings, the heavenly bodies, and so on, are natural constructs.

Fibronectin fibrinogen composite materials form a basis for natural constructs for applications in soft tissue engineering including skin repair, blood vessel replacement and nerve regeneration.

This undifferentiated mass includes all there is of all the natural ingredients that there are, the ingredients that will eventually form the natural constructs that constitute the cosmos as we know it.

On an ecological basis, however, the tree can be recognized as a natural construct, as it represents an adaptive strategy by many different taxa to exploit and dominate the habitat above the ground.

Consistent with this finding, we have found that the natural construct, which includes the distal translational start site in tandem with the proximal translational start site, promotes only minimally activity Figure 5.

The dominant pattern of evolution of eukaryotes, at least, of multicellular plants and animals is different: genomes are much more stable so that congruent evolution of large set of genes (FUEs) is the rule, and a species tree can be viewed as a (more or less) natural construct.

We show how our approach of dynamic reconfigurations of parsed syntax trees using a number of production rules is used to formalize and transform natural language constructs into computable constraints that are applied to concrete building information models.

This results in approximately 35 ha on an average course that consists of forest, naturalized areas, and aquatic environments (natural or constructed) which are generally incorporated into the course layout for strategic and aesthetic purposes.