Sentence examples for problems of nature from inspiring English sources

The evolutional aspects of the case were thus brought out more clearly, by means of more flexible methods of classification, and further links between butterflies and the central problems of nature were provided by biological investigations.

By the by, if the AU were persuaded to bolster its force in Sudan, that would probably end any serious effort to stiffen the backbone of its under-sized force now struggling against the odds to keep the peace in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu.Even if peacekeepers do eventually reach Darfur in meaningful force, the region may be overwhelmed by problems of nature.

2. De caelo contains two inquiries: the first two books discuss the problems of nature in the celestial domain, bks. 3 and 4 contain a discussion about the four sublunary elements.

Fichte wished to understand the absolute as an I in order to avoid the problem of nature 'in itself' which creates Kantian dualism.

Filon, F.R.S., vice-chancellor of the University of London agrees on this point, noting that "some men of science appear to think that they can solve the whole problem of Nature by some all-inclusive mathematical intuition".

But there's a sense now that even if those things were solved, that wouldn't change the basic problems of human nature.

Through the Age of Reason and down through the Enlightenment in the later 18th century, the spell of Cartesianism was cast on nearly all those who were concerned with the problems of the nature of man and society.

Second is the interest in using philosophy of language to address problems of the nature of law.

But what this case proves is that problems of this nature are very difficult to spot.

Problems of this nature on some Sony Vaio laptops drew considerable media attention some years ago.

Using this ranking, many decision-making and optimization problems of uncertain nature can be solved.