Gottsched goes on to argue that a poet must have a sharp wit or acumen, a "power of mind which readily perceives the similarity of things and thus can make a comparison among them," but also that such a "natural gift" is "in itself still raw and imperfect if it is not awaked and cleansed of the incorrectness that clings to it" (Schriften, p. 44).
It's mainly down to the pink phenolic foam insulation that is injected into the timber-house frame and combined with a thin membrane, while wood is a good natural insulator in itself.
However, these methods are not suitable for systems biology, because the reduced model has no natural interpretation in itself (nevertheless, some special cases where this problem can be circumvented have been identified [ 12, 13]).
The whole seems allied with nature, but not, in itself, natural.
Manufacturers are changing their operations to take advantage of cheaper national gas, and the expansion of the natural gas industry in itself is creating markets for an array of manufactured products.
Therefore, gradients in transgene frequency may develop within a natural population, which in itself may influence introgression.
Figure 3 establishes that synthetic TAGs and their mixtures can have similar biological effects to the natural TAGs, but that in itself does not establish the structures of the natural TAGs.
Natural by itself means nothing; in most places it is an entirely unregulated term that means nothing other than what the manufacturer wants it to mean.
Having done as much as anyone to overturn traditional religious assumptions, Wallace proceeded to horrify his fellow-evolutionists by concluding that natural selection could not in itself explain the uniqueness of man.
Sexuality, a natural and glorious thing in itself, is being stripped of its spontaneity and subjected to contradictory rules.
