Sentence examples for nature systems from inspiring English sources

By their nature, systems are complex and we are not always sure where or when they might transform.

With the Nyaya (problem of knowledge)–Vaisheshika (analysis of nature) systems, for example, the model of a potter making pots determined much philosophical thinking, as did that of a magician conjuring up tricks in the Advaita (nondualist) Vedanta.

Reconstructing gene networks from expression profiling data can help biologists generate and test hypotheses to investigate the complex phenomena of nature systems.

Power electronics are hybrid systems by their very nature, systems with hard bounds and/or friction can be described in this manner and problems from other domains, as diverse as driver assistance systems, anaesthesia and active vibration control can be put in this form.

Going beyond resemblances in Nature, systems give us a toehold -- studying the evolution of physical systems on Earth will tell us a lot about the evolution of the brain, and vice versa.

Also head of UCI's Urban Water Research Center, he was honored for distinguished interdisciplinary contributions in environmental photochemistry and free-radical chemistry in nature systems and in water treatment, according to a news release.

He did publish some of the most notorious works of the French Enlightenment, including Le Christianisme dévoilé (Christianity Unveiled), Système de la nature (System of Nature) and Le Bon Sens (Common Sense).

As a result, the intertwined nature system could become threatened.

The distribution of ordered fringed micelles, and the overall crystalline inclusions of the gel phase, suggested a first-order phase change, reasonably conceivable in terms of Avrami Kolmogorov formalism for such hydrophobic-force driven and percolation-in-nature systems.

Socio-ecological system (SES) in this context is used to refer to a GR made up of nature (e.g. water, pastures) and humans (e.g. their beliefs and practices), as well as combined human-nature systems that are shown in co-evolved systems of management (adopted from Holling 2001).

The model is a very strong simplification of the human-nature system, which results in many limitations.