Sentence examples for reproductive force from inspiring English sources

The Mineralogical Treatise published in 1807 contains the first edition of Brocchi's analogy between species and individuals, based on his understanding of the fossils of ammonites and focusing on the death of species: "A constant and general law of Nature species die just like individuals do this final term is marked by the lack of reproductive force and the inability to develop".

Nymphs can molt into secondary reproductives (nymphoids; Figure  1a), and nymphoids parthenogenetically produced by the primary queen become the main reproductive force in natural colonies of this species [ 17].

Indeed, in the context of a sympatric struggle, the practice of systematic rape is a very effective strategy to neutralise the reproductive force of the opposing population, and imposes a burden that can last for many years by producing children that are often rejected by both camps.

Many cultures also circumscribe physical contact with a woman who is menstruating or, less often, a woman who is pregnant because she is the locus of extremely powerful reproductive forces.

In passage rites the king often was the principal actor in the promotion of the growth of the crops and the propagation of man and beast and in the promotion of the reproductive forces in nature in general at the turn of the year.

The triangles are enclosed by two rows of (8 and 16) petals, representing the lotus of creation and reproductive vital force.

No doubt Rush Limbaugh's public attack on women and their reproductive health forced several conservatives' vote to sway the other way.

The second is that, contrary to right-wing narratives, marriage doesn't fix poverty – yet those same conservatives demand that the federal government continue to funnel money into failed marriage promotion programs, and even encourage politicians to curb reproductive rights to force couples into marrying.

But local women's rights activists have criticised the new rules for keeping the burden of choice on the woman and warn that, instead of curbing the practice, the law could actually limit access to safe reproductive care and force women into choosing riskier forms of abortion.

Adapted from Robert A Heinlein's 1958 short story All You Zombies, Predestination is a loopy action thriller and a bold, bizarre calling card for Snook, who plays a female born with both reproductive organs, surgically forced to switch gender.

But while women fight side by side with the men in the ranks of the Farc, with that equality comes a strict control of their reproductive lives, including forced contraception and mandatory abortions.