Sentence examples for primeval reaction from inspiring English sources
"River Rats," his 1906 depiction of lower-class boys playing on the East River piers at the base of a muddy embankment, gives us a perfect view of the old shorlines' "ancient conditions," not to mention the primeval reaction of young humans to a cool river in the summer—swimming.
"River Rats," his 1906 depiction of lower-class boys playing on the East River piers at the base of a muddy embankment, gives us a perfect view of the old shorlines' "ancient conditions," not to mention the primeval reaction of young humans to a cool river in the summer — swimming.
In this framework, the emergence of biogenic photosynthesis might represent a clear-cut case of functional takeover – with the primeval photochemical reaction centers and primordial Calvin cycle accomplishing together the function that the ZnS/MnS covered fields could perform alone, namely the utilization of solar energy for fixation of CO2 (see Fig. 3).
Mau Mau's horrific murders and mutilations - mostly against their own Kikuyu people - convinced British administrators they were fighting a primeval rejection of civilisation, a reaction against modernity, which had to be crushed at all costs.
The phylogeny of life, as drawn from fossils and living species, indicates that the earliest organisms were probably the result of a long chemical evolution, in which random reactions in the primeval seas and atmosphere produced amino acids and then proteins.
Though traces of neptunium have subsequently been found in nature, where it is not primeval but produced by neutron-induced transmutation reactions in uranium ores, American physicist Edwin M. McMillan and chemist Philip H. Abelson first found neptunium in 1940 after uranium had been bombarded by neutrons from the cyclotron at Berkeley, California.
Further details of the primeval Zn world, and the exact physics and chemistry of the reactions involved, deserve further clarification.
Further indications of primeval RNA life might be the participation of tRNA molecules as catalysts in several metabolic reactions (see [ 23] and references therein) and interactions of RNA molecules with metabolites [ 379, 380], in particular in the case of riboswitches [ 381, 382].
Summarizing the preceding part of the Results, Zn-rich habitats appear to have shaped the primeval biochemistry by favoring the emergence of Zn-stabilized protein and RNA folds, as well as Zn-dependent enzymatic reactions.
ATMOSPHERE Souk meets primeval forest.
