Sentence examples for nature capable from inspiring English sources

Commentators suggest that such data are, by nature capable of infringing on fundamental rights.

These versatile geometric unit cells were highly flexible and dynamic in nature, capable of simulating textile tightening, accommodated by yarn deformation and spatial constraint.

Yet, recognition, processing and repair of DNA damage occur within the nucleoprotein complex of chromatin which is dynamic in nature, capable of rapid unfolding, disassembling, assembling and refolding.

Socrates professes the greatest veneration for such a master: "If I believe that someone is capable of discerning a single thing that is also by nature capable of encompassing many, I follow 'straight behind, in his tracks, as if he were a god'".

Our paper focuses on the identification of strategic drivers of various nature capable of producing relevant impacts on global logistics structures, and therefore well beyond the confines of specific logistics and transportation aspects (e.g., service level, product individualization, etc)., as is commonly found in regional economics and logistics management literature [14].

And the soul is a nature capable of perception.

Nature is capable of a formal beauty, and life is capable of what Hegel calls "sensuous" beauty (PK, 197), but true beauty is found only in works of art that are freely created by human beings to bring before our minds what it is to be free spirit.

Pacifist and languid by nature yet capable of decisive action if necessary.

The concepts of topology, by virtue of their coarse and qualitative nature, are capable of detecting order where the concepts of geometry and analysis can see only chaos.

They are ubiquitous in nature and capable of causing widespread disease, but the illnesses they produce in humans are generally milder than those caused by bacteria.

For many, there is little question that Mr. Harris, 55, represents the worst that human nature is capable of — an impenitent killer who seemed to revel in the pain he inflicted.