Sentence examples for primordial life from inspiring English sources

It has "good manners," he later wrote, but no "primordial life," no "health".

Genetic information inside simple cells designed to mimic primordial life has been copied, with the help of a chemical made from citric acid.

The motivation for looking into self-organizing phenomena like evolution at the nano scale is both for finding new ways to design structures, and to synthetically recreate and examine the evolutionary processes that gave rise to primordial life.

Because liposomes and RNA would have been essential precursors to primordial life, Subramaniam and his co-authors suggest that the pores in the clay vesicles could do double duty as both selective entry points and catalytic sites.

All persons have a portion of this primordial life force allotted to them at birth, and their task is not to dissipate it through the activity of the senses but to strengthen, control, and increase it in order to live out the full span of their lives.

At times his version of primordial life looks Darwinian: in Sunrise With Sea Monsters a lucid sunrise has not yet cleared away the mists within which two unclassifiable leviathans, spouting or frothing and grinning with razory teeth, start the long evolutionary trek towards land.

And both scenes breathe out the one primordial cry: Life! Life! Life -- the inner life -- is not in the production of story lines alone, or movies would suffice.

Owing to their simplicity, viruses were at first considered to be the primordial life-forms.

Beltane is, for me, a time to feel the pull of the wild, the pull of some primordial life-force.

That discovery has quickened the search for descendants of primordial vent life.

Strictly speaking, it would make more sense to flip the terms if anticodons did emerge first, as the aa-specific triplets in ribozymes of the primordial RNA life (perhaps long before amino acids were recruited into translation), they deserve to be named "codons".