Sentence examples for outward causes from inspiring English sources
According to Aristotle, Physics II.1, the former have their principles of generation and motion inside, whereas the latter, insofar as they are artifacts, are generated only by outward causes, namely human aims and forms in the human soul.
Over the past eight centuries, the accumulated support settlements of the buttresses of Beverley Minster have pulled the main nave walls outward, causing severe separation along the edges of the masonry vaults.
This creates outward movement of water causing the bacteria to become dehydrated and die.
Such an ion movement, associated with the outward movement of Na+ and water, might be responsible for the diarrhoea caused by the non-toxigenic strains of Vibrio cholerae.
By pushing the seating outward, it caused the protective netting to be taller and wider than it was at the old stadium.
Tumors can remain hidden inside bones, and those that dig their way outward can cause the bone to crumble and disappear.
LFPs result from synchronous trasmembrane currents in the population of neurons adjacent to the recording electrode, inward and outward currents causing negative and positive deflections, respectively.
Lumbar spinal stenosis: This occurs when the spinal canal narrows in size, pushing its content outward and causing a kink in the sciatic nerve.
Outward fluid flow causes slight movement of odontoblasts toward the microtubule whereas inward flow causes the odontoblasts to move in the opposite direction [4] (Fig. 1 C and D).
It is for this reason, perhaps, that so many people born Jewish have ended up gravitating toward the outward-reaching cause of civil rights, the quest for social justice or even the ego-shattering practice of Buddhism.
The initial sequence is somewhat analogous to that of the carotid body glomus cells – in contrast with smooth muscle cells from other vascular beds, hypoxic inhibition of outward potassium current causes depolarisation of the pulmonary arterial myocyte membrane, resulting in calcium entry and subsequent contraction (Weir et al, 2005).
