Sentence examples for relation of nature from inspiring English sources

This may not only illustrate the relation of Nature to Science, but also of Art to the materials it uses.

The distribution and adaptation of cultural traits and their relative ages were treated in Man and Culture (1923) and The Relation of Nature to Man in Aboriginal America (1926).

Its objective was to determine the relation of nature to rights and freedom of the will (concepts which the late Bauer retained, while rejecting their metaphysical foundations); but critique did not enjoin practical intervention in political affairs.

They form the grand relation of animated nature; universal, organic, mechanical; subsisting like the clearest relations of art, in different individuals; unequivocal, inexplicable without design.

In relation to nature of the fall, women alone described their indoor falls as activity-related and younger participants more commonly fractured outdoors in snowy conditions (25% vs 6%).

The fluidity of boundaries characteristic of relations of descent raises important questions as to the status of man or of culture in relation to nature.

Green's metaphysics begins with the question of man's relation to nature.

Surrounding the set, hemming it in, is a gigantic birch forest, which seems more obligatory for Chekhov than indicative of the characters' relation to nature.

What we do about our ecology largely depends on how we think of ourselves in relation to nature and people around us.

While these feats are being celebrated throughout the winter in a number of fascinating exhibitions, particularly in the Chamonix valley, it perhaps sounds odd now to talk of "conquests" in relation to nature.

The idea to base all units in relation to constants of nature — being unchanging and belonging to no one country — has been around since the late nineteenth century.