Sentence examples for regular nature from inspiring English sources
It's time we tackled people's ignorance about rural life How much more mature and sensible our culture would be if primary school children were taught about the countryside, preferably with regular nature walks in the company of a well-informed teacher.
The inset shown in (b) reveals regular nature of the pores running almost parallel to each other with pore size as well as the inter-pore distance typically approximately1 μm.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.02963.016 The combined evidence represented by the dimension of the SYCP3Core structure, the regular nature of the SYCP3 fibre and the position of the sequence motifs responsible for fibre formation, suggest a molecular basis for SYCP3 self-assembly into a higher order structure.
As previously introduced, the neighborhood generation is a problematic step due to the infiniteness and non-regular natures of the constellations in the reduced domain.
Along with tips on proper care for your guitar, Play in a Day also carried a final warning about the importance of regular practice: "Nature did not fashion our fingers for guitar-playing specifically, but nature has given us a mind to think with, willpower, patience and determination".
The book also included Weedon's guitar-care tips and stressed the importance of regular practice: "Nature did not fashion our fingers for guitar-playing specifically, but nature has given us a mind to think with, will-power, patience and determination".
The first aspect that the proposed model handles is about space, and it investigates about the interaction between the display and a person (either social or regular in nature), as well as, a person with another person.
The fixed relative offset maintained between the spatial responses of pairs of grid cells or pairs of head direction cells strongly hints at an endogenously generated mechanism, as does the regular periodic nature of grid cell firing.
The respect for Scottish rugby that was lore in the 80s and 90s has subsided in the Six Nations era into regular, by-nature-patronising expressions of optimism for them on the eve of a championship.
While he argues that naturally occurring human deformities are important because they can reveal the regular workings of nature, what has been most productive of knowledge is the manufacture of mutants in the laboratory.
Using marine currents to generate electricity offers a distinct advantage over other renewable energy sources because of the regular and predictable nature of the resource.
