Sentence examples for one nature from inspiring English sources
The relation between the instance and the universal is expressed by the formula "one nature and distinct exclusions" (or "distinct distinguishers for one nature," Tib. ngo bo gcig la ldog pa tha dad).
Nestorians also spread to Egypt, where Monophysite Christianity acknowledged only one nature in Christ.
Otherwise, as one Nature Conservancy economist told me, "it implicitly gets a value of zero".
The catchment protected by one nature reserve in New Zealand saves local people NZ$136m a year in water bills.
+91 8229 236062, dholesden.com, doubles £100 a night full-board, including one nature walk but not transfers and drinks.
Bruce Alberts, editor of the journal Science, said his journal and another one, Nature, had been planning to publish redacted versions of the research in mid-March.
This is the avenue, she says, "if you're not a people person and find the one-on-one nature of pre-foreclosure investing excruciating," including that icky eviction stuff.
From three stories above Madison Avenue, Jon Green agrees, stressing that the "customer intimacy" he builds with clients through the one-on-one nature of his business keeps them coming back for more.
One nature-inspired intelligence method, the Particle Swarm Optimization, is used for the vibration control of the beam.
He equates this with the one-to-one nature of the VR experience: you feel like you're "there" on the street, so getting hit by a car is traumatic; it's not like viewing a car crashing on a screen, which provides a window that separates you from the experience.
Her calm teaching method, the one-to-one nature of our lessons was incredibly helpful.
