Sentence examples for natural driven from inspiring English sources

And even though climate change then was entirely natural, driven by the Earth's orbit around the sun, it still carries a warning in the changing climate of the 21st century.

Chromosomal inversions in Drosophila have been considered for decades as adaptive devices that spread in natural populations driven by natural selection (see Introduction).

"There's a very natural, innate drive in us to do things and to succeed at what we're doing," Gogdun said.

"It's a terrible feeling because we all wanted it to settle in and find its natural shape and natural drive".

However, since production is invariably accompanied by a decline in reservoir pressure, "primary recovery" through natural drive soon comes to an end.

Mr. Leibowitz said chess is the perfect channel for what he calls "battle energy," a natural drive he believes can serve children well if they learn how to use it.

Practice the "come" command, because as much as they are able to inhibit a lot of their natural drives, if they smell a wild animal, they will go deaf.

But he also added a third motivation, what he called 'the drive of conscience' which is 'the natural drive to recognize a divine moral law' ("A Guide to Rational Living," Moral Philosophy from Montaigne to Kant, §132, 574).

Its applicability, however, requires high reservoir permeability, large formation thickness, labour intensive, the efficiency at later stage of the process decreases due to heat losses, the counter-current flow in the drainage area limits the utilisation of the gravity drive and reservoir energy (natural drive) (Greaves et al. 2000).

According to Aristotle, catharsis refers to innate, natural drives that culminate in some form of expression.

Kids, it seems, have a strong, natural drive to be kind and generous.