Sentence examples for of every natural from inspiring English sources

Louis Agassiz, a great 19th century scientist now in the US Hall of Fame, thought social equality between black and white a "practical impossibility" and intermarriage "a perversion of every natural sentiment".

Biomedical application of every natural material requires biocompatibility testing and evaluation of unique microbiological and mechanical properties.

Interestingly, the protein Clocel_3197 was found and commonly involved in the degradation of every natural soft biomass studied.

The watered down version is as follows: Americans have been secretly plotting to adopt all the babies out of Siberia so that they may one day swoop in, over take the land with ease (after all, very few lives will be sacrificed) and exploit the shit out of every natural resource…drill, baby, drill.

The grammar of every natural language, however, does not only require the recognition of dependencies between adjacent elements, but moreover between non-adjacent elements in a sentence.

The odds of developing renal cysts increased by a factor of 5.73 for every natural log-ng/mL increment in Ctrough,ss (95% CI, 0.90 36.39; P =  0.06).

If S is a map which has a fixed point f, then f is also a fixed point of S n for every natural number n.

This understanding was subtly modified by Thoreau's mentor, Emerson, who agreed that the world was a manifestation of spirit — "Every natural fact is a symbol of some spiritual fact," he wrote — but believed natural facts had only a latent meaning until they were perceived by a human observer.

On the plus side, at least this place doesn't pose too much of a threat to more traditional, sane sources of information, like every natural history museum in the country or the junior novelization of the movie Jurassic Park.

On the plus side, at least this place doesn't pose too much of a threat to more traditional, sane sources of information, like every natural history museum in the country or the young-adult novelization of the movie Jurassic Park.

Absent the additional spending, said Lawrence Roth, deputy executive director of the society, "every natural disaster is going to be more destructive than it needs to be".