Sentence examples for natural display from inspiring English sources

For many here, the unpredictability of the natural display is central to its allure.

Many cats engage in social licking and in the grooming of their feline and human companions, which is a natural display of affection and dependence.

By the time guitarist Phil Campbell was halfway through a beguilingly corny solo, the sun suddenly broke out behind the band, illuminating the Pyramid with the kind of sublime natural display that seemed to fulfil the festival's mystical roots.

One could acquire the desired color by tuning the emissions of the QDs, and the multi-color natural display system will be imagined.

Their artistic expression was thereby categorized less as achievement than as natural display; consequently the expression of feeling in women's art was often seen as a manifestation of temperament, while strong feelings expressed in the work of men were interpreted as emotions conveyed with mastery and control.

If you want to witness a natural display of a sense of wonder, just observe a child.

Luke is a natural, displaying none of the reticence he might have inherited from a family scorched by scandal and a history of tragedy.

But it was as a taxidermist that Akeley made his greatest mark, Mr. Quinn said, helping to revolutionize the presentation of animals in artistic and natural displays, instead of simply stuffing them, the practice at the time.

Recent investigations also show that certain natural products display potent inhibitory effects against Met activation and signaling.

A surprisingly large number of natural processes display exponential decay or growth.

In Damien Hirst's most recent exhibition, a Victorian natural history display cabinet is turned upside down, and the stones on its shelves hang disturbingly in space.