Sentence examples for propagating and from inspiring English sources

In vivo studies have identified three broad contractile patterns in the fed state: non-propagating, propagating and retrogradely propagating contractions [3].

Mr. Cullina will not stop propagating and propagandizing native plants until people consider restoration simply as another way of gardening.

The Champion Tree Project (//www.championtreeproject.org/) promotes urban and community environmental sustainability by protecting, propagating, and planting a living legacy of our champion trees.

Dee Slayman, whose father, Michael Slayman, was also a pomegranate grower and a friend of Mr. Chater's, took clippings of half a dozen varieties, which he is propagating and testing for their commercial potential.

Ideas and concepts, from fashion to music, take on a life of their own within society and, by propagating and mutating from mind to mind, affect the progress of human evolution.

Why do we stand apart from nature in such a way that the interests that really move us should be concealed from us? Might there not be fewer of these interfamilial crimes, honour killings, child abandonments, if nature had made us straightforwardly aware that urgencies more or less our own were being served in our propagating and nurturing?

Spring can be busy with sowing and propagating, and I do get nervous when other people's gardens look lovely and mine looks like the Somme, but once the plants are in the ground, there is nothing to do but a little bit of waiting".

Or the individual who sends a single tweet that then becomes an internet meme propagating and evolving through the internet.

The blue and red lines are for the ambient medium propagating and evanescent z-directional wavenumber respectively.

The worm was an experimental self-propagating and replicating computer program that took advantage of flaws in certain e-mail protocols.

The Island's NDP leader, Mike Redmond, called the incident "hateful," but said it's an isolated incident that doesn't jive with the province's self-propagating (and perhaps fictional) stereotypes.