Sentence examples for nature points from inspiring English sources
The new diagram, published today in the journal Nature, points to an elegant 'space-time wiring' mechanism that makes a certain type of cell sensitive to motion in very specific directions.
A report by the World Wide Fund for Nature points out that, if the price of oil falls below $16.35 a barrel, there would be no profitable oil production from the refuge.In 1988, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee passed a bill to open the refuge to drilling.
The team, which reports its discoveries online today in Nature, points out that the split between early apes and Old World monkeys took place during a time of dramatic environmental, climatic, and tectonic changes in East Africa.
The Tibetan term "resting in true nature" points to another aspect of just-awareness.
A newly published study in the scientific journal Nature points to the novel concept of monogamous behaviour being encoded in genes.
As the journal Nature points out in a 2010 editorial, "Funding agencies should demand that researchers justify sex inequities in grant proposals and, other factors being equal, should favor studies that are more equitable" [ 80 ]. 2.4.
Whether the photographs are pointing to nature, pointing to colors, pointing to sex, pointing to God, or pointing to art, they're didactic.
Populist campaigns and parties, by nature, point to problems through demands that are unlikely to be realised in the present political circumstances.
In July, an article appeared in the science journal Nature, pointing out that "working out how to build ethical robots is one of the thorniest challenges in artificial intelligence".
He said the state's biggest challenges were "not fiscal in nature," pointing to Texas' rapidly growing population and changing demographics, with increasing numbers of children in public schools who have limited English skills and economically disadvantaged backgrounds.
But here too, controversies arise due to conflicting rules or to interpretive difficulties in assessing the nature, point, and weight of various rules in varying circumstances.
