Sentence examples for nature formed from inspiring English sources

The parallel between intentional human selectivity and that of "nature" formed the original model upon which the concept of natural selection was originally constructed.

Polymers hydrophilic in nature formed small (<40 nm) micelle-like carriers, whilst hydrophobic polymers aggregated to larger particle-like assemblies (>100 nm).

In the mid 17th century, fossils and minerals were thought a trick of nature, formed by magic, although a handful of scholars believed that fossils were relics of Noah's flood.

Based on XRD analysis, combined with TEM and HREM images, authors concluded that the nanoparticles were of polycrystalline nature, formed by the assembly of smaller particles with a size up to 4 nm.

This paper begins by tracing how models of cognition and human nature formed the foundational design logic (and perceived design constraints) for almost all of the "constituted" political entities of the last two and half centuries.

Einstein himself objected to its revival, arguing that if nature formed such places several physical principles would be violated, including the finite speed of light.

For Fiona Shaw, however, staging the work for Glyndebourne on Tour, its irresolute nature forms the starting point for a major re-examination of its content.

The outsourcing of services which are of support nature forms the bulk of their outsourcing practice.

"Traditionally, land and labor are not separated; labor forms part of life, land remains part of nature, life and nature form an articulate whole.

This traditional wisdom is based on the intrinsic realization that man and nature form part of an indivisible whole, and therefore should live in partnership with each other.

Growth models stem from human nature, form our business practices and logically evolve into our policies.