Sentence examples for nature consisting of from inspiring English sources
After annealing, the oxide had a complex structure of composite nature, consisting of intermixed amorphous and nanocrystalline phases.
The spectra from biological systems are complex and diverse, owing to their heterogeneous nature consisting of bio-molecules such as proteins, lipids, nucleic acids, carbohydrates etc.
For many Augustinians view the agony of hell as essentially psychological and spiritual in nature, consisting of the knowledge that every possibility for joy and happiness has been lost forever.
The external interface to the model is electrical in nature, consisting of input currents on the word and bit lines and an output in the form of a magnetoresistance based on the orientation of one of the free layers.
We describe the GeoClaw software that has been designed to solve problems of this nature, consisting of open source Fortran programs together with Python tools for the user interface and flow visualization.
Consequently, anodal, zero or cathodal EOF was observed depending on the nature of the electrolyte, and this was attributed to the adsorption of the ionic components of the electrolyte on to the solid stationary phase, which is characterized by its amphiphilic nature consisting of C17 chains, ester functions, hydroxyl groups and quaternary amine moieties.
Most of nature consists of one thing killing another.
As Freud wrote, "The deepest essence of human nature consists of self-preservation, aggression, need for love, and the impulse to attain pleasure and avoid pain".
The fabrication process for the wires, which was described in a recent paper in the journal Nature, consists of two steps, said Limin Tong, lead author of the paper and a visiting professor at Harvard from Zhejiang University in China.
A possible explanation is southern pine forests by nature consist of more tree species than Douglas-fir forests.
In the words of Ellen Dissanayake (1996): "Human nature consists of evolved innate dispositions or tendencies that cultures then mold, regulate, and elaborate" (231).
