Sentence examples for rules of nature from inspiring English sources

Mr Sweet reasoned that DNA represents the physical embodiment of biological information, and that such biological information is a natural phenomenon.As a rule, patents are not granted for rules of nature or naturally occurring phenomena, but the American patent office has allowed genes to be patented if they are isolated and "purified".

On Krypton, the story is about Superman's parents (Russell Crowe acquits his reputation for bad behavior by being an exemplar for the values of his planet and the father of Superman) and a planet that ceased to have natural births and exhausted its supply of energy by violating the rules of nature so as to bring upon itself its cataclysmic end.

It follows the rules of nature.

"It teaches following the rules of nature".

For him, though, these were not competing fields: they were all subject to the universal rules of nature.

The rules of nature are ultimately our rules and when we try to understand them, we learn something about ourselves.

Both the physiocrats (the term physiocracy means the "rule of nature") and Hume studied the natural order of economic and social life and concluded, contrary to the dominant theory of mercantilism, that the directing hand of the prince was not necessary to produce order and prosperity.

Physiocracy etymologically denoted the "rule of nature," and the physiocrats envisaged a society in which natural economic and moral laws would have full play and in which positive law would be in harmony with natural law.

Faith in mercantilism waned during the 18th century, first because of the influence of French Physiocrats, who advocated the rule of nature, whereby trade and industry would be left to follow a natural course.

What rule of nature was found to connect a 13th-century Italian mathematician and the human uterus?

"I love the sea, but not everybody respects the rule of nature," said Liu Qiang, 46, who was born and raised in Yumingzui.