Sentence examples for or metamorphosis from inspiring English sources

"I am fascinated by geometric designs that depict processes of growth, evolution, or metamorphosis," he says.

It is similar to a birth or metamorphosis of the world from its embryonic state to maturity.

With all due deference to hemispheric connectivity, the real subject of "*Corpus Callosum" is transformation, or metamorphosis.

Many of her stories depict individuals who either undergo or are witnesses to some kind of life-altering transformation or metamorphosis.

Significant correlations were obtained between survival to an ammonia stress test of zoea or "metamorphosis" to zoea and survival from nauplii to 1-day-old postlarvae (r=0.59 or r=0.73, P<0.01, respectively).

Consequently, from the first sermon of the Buddha at Sarnath to the most recent derivations, there is an indisputable continuity a development or metamorphosis around a central nucleus by virtue of which Buddhism is differentiated from other religions.

Chicago Daily Tribune, June 8 , 1878 page 9; a brief review of Transformations (or Metamorphoses) of Insects...by Peter Duncan, 3rd edition, "an admirable work which has been standard among entomologists" includes a compilation from the works of Charles Darwin and others.

If your life happens not to be in the groove of intense moral seriousness, or tragic delicacy, or revolutionary metamorphosis just then, then the more seriously and intelligently you read, and the worse the disparity gets.

The lymph gland does not normally release hemocytes except upon wounding or immune challenge by parasitoids or at metamorphosis (Lanot et al., 2001; Honti et al., 2010).

But "change through time" can also refer to phenomena like the water cycle, or the rotation of the earth around the sun, or the passage of energy through a food chain, or the metamorphosis of insects.

Holometabolism, or complete metamorphosis, is where the insect changes in four stages, an egg or embryo, a larva, a pupa and the adult or imago.