Sentence examples for natural inheritance from inspiring English sources

Does humanity's natural inheritance include homosexual bonds and behaviors?

In Togo we are doing everything we can to conserve our natural inheritance.

By 1889, when Galton published his most influential book, "Natural Inheritance," his grasp of it was nearly complete.

It taught its workers and everyone who hiked through its projects or picked up its pamphlets about Americans' shared natural inheritance of timber, soil and water and the effort required to ensure its preservation.

As the grandfather of modern conservative political thinking, Edmund Burke, put it: we are "temporary possessors or life renters" of this world and have a moral obligation not to squander our natural inheritance, lest we "leave to those who come after … a ruin instead of a habitation".

In an 1827 essay titled "On the Feeling of Immortality in Youth," English author William Hazlitt noted that "no young man believes he shall ever die. . . to be young is to be as one of the immortal gods". That glorious fearlessness is the natural inheritance of every generation of youth.

Pronounced species differentiation between urban parks reflected diversified site topography, natural woodland inheritance, woodland creation, and past landscape fashion.

However, similar transmission mechanisms may be in the cultural and natural worlds, inheritance processes are distinct and vastly more complex in culture.

These chromosomes evolve through consecutive iterations called generations based on the principles of natural selection, inheritance, crossover and mutation operations to generate new chromosomes, which have better fitness values as compared to the previous population.

[Founded in Nigeria in 1976] The principal objectives of the W.A.A.A. are the promotion of the West African archaeological study, to reinforce it with a multi-field approach of the West African natural and cultural inheritance". ***Warning: the last update to this site was in February 2018.

These activities explore concepts of intra-specific diversity, genealogy and inheritance, natural selection, genetic drift, and systematics, using contexts that are familiar to students, and were articulated with the Portuguese official curriculum.