We've seen a handful of artists that use light as a means of artistically interpreting nature, for instance Korean photographer Eunyeol Lee's Starry Night, which transforms natural environments into stages of illuminated fancy.
The Worldwide Fund for Nature, for instance, now has around 5m members, up from 570,000 in 1985.
A recent study in Nature, for instance, found that the extra greenhouse gases that humans are putting into the air are driving heavier rainfall patterns in the Northern hemisphere.
Many different behaviours were observed, which were very similar to those in nature, for instance: the escape of herbivore from predators, making herbivores route towards plants or a pursuit of predators after herbivores.
I know — vita brevis, and all that — but for the layman, there seems little to be gained from "understanding" literature in this way, and it's questionable whether literature benefits at all from being approached systematically — the way we can approach nature, for instance — since literature doesn't follow a fixed set of discoverable rules.
On the campaign trail, Mr McCain has tended to stress the more hawkish side of his nature, for instance by promoting his idea for a "league of democracies" that risks being needlessly divisive.Too polite to the rightBut it is on domestic policy that Mr McCain has tacked to the right more disquietingly.
Effects could be of a more global nature, for instance through fostering mindful engagement (Salomon & Globerson [1987]).
On a Humean view of laws of nature, for instance, laws of nature are general facts that supervene on particular facts.
On the other hand, the study for coupled systems of fractional differential equations is also important as such systems occur in various problems of applied nature; for instance, see [30 33].
The study of coupled systems involving fractional differential equations is quite important as such systems occur in various problems of applied nature; for instance, see [32 35] and the references therein.
