Sentence examples for question of natural from inspiring English sources

This question has obvious connections to the broader question of natural kinds in science.

To answer the ultimate question of natural or novel still requires monitoring over extended periods, as has been the case with the current study.

The fulcrum and central question of natural law theories of law is: How and why can law, and its positing in legislation, judicial decisions, and customs, give its subjects sound reason for acting in accordance with it?

In addition, the potential evolution of the political context, which includes the reform of the French compensation scheme and the new European solvency requirements, puts the question of natural disaster knowledge and prevention, including floods, into the spotlight.

All these outbreaks have raised the question of natural transmission of Trichinella to horses, or other herbivores.

Of course, there are huge variations in both the rates and degrees to which the different states became involved with questions of natural resource management.

Do the black-and-white cutout images of birds sprinkled in among Doug Aitken's "Plateau," an intricate metropolis made entirely of Federal Express boxes, really evoke "Darwinian questions of natural selection, rendering the empty corporate city an artifact of an almost desperate will to build, conquer and survive"?

A population biologist at Imperial College London, Beddington has specialized in applying biological and economic tools to questions of natural resource management, particularly fisheries (Science, 22 June 2007, p. 1713).

More generally, such an approach must include willingness to see evolutionary biology as, in part, the open-ended exploration of the traditional questions of natural history (cf., Greene 1986): what are the patterns of similarity and difference among organisms, and how did they most probably come about?

In light of the family specific parasite loads and mortality under such conditions, the interaction of abiotic environmental stress and parasitism [ 26] will become an increasingly interesting field for addressing questions of natural selection in the context of global warming.

They provide broadly useful natural systems in which we investigate central evolutionary questions of natural selection [ 12, 13], reproductive isolation [ 14] and speciation [ 15- 17] and ecological questions of population responses to disease [ 18] and global scale habitat distribution patterns [ 19].