Sentence examples for rising nature from inspiring English sources

Again, this is interesting in the context of the slight rising nature of the Thai high (45) tone, and given the parallel tendency of the Mandarin and Cantonese groups to map the Thai high tone to a rising tone in their native inventories.

While in constituent-quark models confinement is usually implemented via potential terms of an infinitely rising nature (of, e.g., harmonic-oscillator or linear type), in QCD the particularities are more delicate (for a recent review of the problems surrounding quark confinement, see e.g. [28]).

Go behold a man or a woman who has risen above nature's steely grip and now lives life on a higher plane where the laws of human nature no longer hold irrevocable sway.

As the number of cases has risen, the nature has changed.

Julia had never seen this tale of nature rising to revenge itself on humankind.

The statement was rehearsed ‑  "perhaps we shouldn't have rehearsed it" – and as she read she could feel the tension in the room rising, of a "nature which I found hard to describe".

The rising data-intensive nature of advanced applications requires significantly increased levels of performance within the limits imposed by power and cost.

Morally unbearable to see a human being reduced to a subjectless reflex system, to witness the vain revolt of organs against the body, nature rising against herself without for all that inventing a way, albeit diminished, to continue to live.

"The Christian story is precisely the story of one grand miracle," writes C.S. Lewis, "that what is beyond all space and time, what is uncreated, eternal, came into nature, into human nature, descended into His own universe, and rose again, bringing nature up with Him".

I've noted before that the nature of rising inequality in America changed around 2000.

Wealthy countries have seen some improvement, with the Living Planet biodiversity index, rising 7% since 1970, as nature reserves and protections were introduced.