Sentence examples for nature exposed from inspiring English sources

The uniform nature exposed through repetition.

Getting at that tension, Mr. Benson quotes the theoretical physicist Werner Heisenberg to good effect: "We have to remember that what we see is not nature herself, but nature exposed to our method of questioning".

This can be justified by the absence of flexible notations for the composition of services that incorporate the dynamic nature exposed by peer-to-peer architectures.

Even an act of this nature exposed the problem and displayed my personal discontent.

This situation becomes even more critical when in inventive design context since decisions lead R&D teams towards unusual directions that, by nature, expose the company to risky investments.

"I decided to create these micro planets using nature, exposing the piece to humidity to let it grow," Klawitter tells The Creators Project.

Its investigation goes even further, yanking the coverlet from the unmade bed of human nature, exposing the stains, the cigarette burns, the secrets.

First, its retrospective nature exposes it to several forms of bias.

However, its antibody-centric nature exposes it to similar challenges faced by other antibody-based procedures, of which the most prominent are issues of specificity and affinity in antigen recognition.

Although they did, of course, avoid the legal and judicial sanctions which they deserved, both received a harsher punishment - having their true natures exposed to the world - and a much more severe penalty: life sentences in the court of public opinion.

The scientific method does not explore "nature as it is" but nature as exposed to a human nervous system and the available range of questions we ask about Nature.