Wilson and others have argued that such declines in biophilic behaviour could remove meaning from nature, translating into a loss of human respect for the natural world.
In the end it came down to the most personal sort of encounter with nature, translated into gossamer abstractions.
Reduced to its own resources, intelligence believes that it can find in nature only indifference and cruelty, but the cruelty it sees in nature is its own… Intelligence is more cruel than nature' (translated by the reviewer).
How does our courteous and penitent nature translate over into the bedroom?
This study of nature translated into his use of ruled geometrical forms such as the hyperbolic paraboloid, the hyperboloid, the helicoid and the cone, which reflect the forms Gaudí found in nature.
The addition of cationic side groups confers the polymer a polyelectrolytic nature, which translates into higher shear and apparent extensional viscosities.
Richard Williams The Spanish press have been known to refer to him as "168cm of happiness" and there is something of his sunny nature which translates directly to his game.
Stella Kramrisch notes a different etymology connected with the adjectival form raudra, which means "wild, of rudra nature", and translates the name Rudra as "the wild one" or "the fierce god".
This regulatory effects of FXR on macrophage effector's function is inhibitory in nature and translates in vivo in an attenuated formation of aortic plaques as well as reduced expression of CD36 on circulating monocytes [17].
For this reason the French term for still life is "nature morte," translating literally as "dead nature".
