Sentence examples for naturally occurring event from inspiring English sources
"He teaches you that within what is apparently a naturally occurring event lies a web of human labor and relationships.
"We think what's happening is a sad, but naturally occurring event, off the back of really bad weather.
LOH is a natural genetic event that generates homozygous loci via chromosomal rearrangement of heterozygous loci (Alvaro et al. 2006; Andersen et al. 2008; Daigaku et al. 2004; Takagi et al. 2008), whereas mitotic chromosome loss, which is also a naturally occurring event, involves the loss of single or multiple chromosomes (Mayer and Aguilera 1990).
It is, however, impossible to definitively state that it was not a naturally occurring event".
"I think what we're seeing is largely a naturally occurring event, but it's occurring against the background of a warming environment," Seager said.
Because it was known in ancient and medieval times that a solar eclipse could not take place during Passover (solar eclipses require a new moon while Passover only takes place during a full moon) it was considered a miraculous sign rather than a naturally occurring event.
The sun rose in the East today and the Yankees won, naturally occurring events.
In a study of naturally occurring events, evidence of one such bias in men the sexual overperception bias was documented.
The plan that was developed in 2005 was heavily influenced by historical practices and naturally occurring events, and it represents an ecosystem-based approach to forest management.
At present, we cannot distinguish if the three stone fragments formed entirely by naturally occurring events within the patient's kidney, or whether they broke apart as a result of previous medical intervention.
Again, his disavowal of the cynics' reductive perspective, and his use of the "powerful myth of Christ's passion" to illustrate "the strange process whereby human beings transform naturally occurring events into actively generated symbols", conveys his ultimate optimism about the generative communal capacity of consciousness.
