Sentence examples for replicating nature from inspiring English sources
The context of every single animal display may not capture the essence of natural landscapes, but many exhibits do a good job of replicating nature.
Even with increasing knowledge of the composition of human breast milk, researchers like Michael Kramer, professor of pediatrics at McGill University, say we're not even close to replicating nature.
Now a group of American scientists is studying this bedbug-leaf interaction, with an eye to replicating nature's Roach Motel.
In this context, materials replicating nature's superhydrophobic surfaces, such as lotus leafs, rose petals and butterfly wings, have widely attracted attention of physicists and material engineers [1 3].
Replicating nature has its challenges, and the most influential challenge we encountered when creating faux túngara frogs relates to their small size (ca. 1.5 g).
Critics of zoos will still argue that these natural history venues don't replicate nature sufficiently to educate people about the natural sciences.
"It's impossible to replicate nature — it's too good," Gang told me.
By Amy Waldman "It's impossible to replicate nature — it's too good," Jeanne Gang says.
Rather, the researchers hope to develop processes that replicate nature's achievements like the flexibility of the sponge's fibers.
Why replicate nature which God has made?" I personally love the idea of art for God's sake.
