Sentence examples for seed of a tree from inspiring English sources

It is a negative space, lacking "the shadow of a tree, not even the seed of a tree, not even a root of anything".

The Bios Urn is a biodegradable urn made from coconut shell, compacted peat and cellulose and the seed of a tree.

But many such properties are either present in machines that nobody is willing to call alive or absent from organisms, such as the dormant hard-covered seed of a tree, that everybody is willing to call alive.

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You are like the seed of a tree that is newly planted.

I slip into the VR headset, phones, and a haptic backpack, which rumbles every time I as the seed of a tree in the Amazon rainforest stretch and grow upwards.

As the Greek proverb says, why does anybody plant the seeds of a tree whose shade they will never see?

PopTitsToTheHitzzz is a sculpture of an empty Coca Cola bottle resting on steel-cast seeds of a tree native to Brazil, subverting something natural and full of life into a shelf.

Building on the concept of enrichment, we define the number of genes associated with a seed term as seed degree (k s ) and the averaged seed degree of a tree, is denoted as 〈 k s 〉, which reflects a global measure of enrichment for the GO terms in the gene set.

The effective seed production of a tree, that is, its female fecundity, was computed as follows: (6) where rES is the rate of empty seeds, rSS is the rate of seed survival, and rSG is the rate of seed germination.

Three metrics were devised based on the topological properties of GO Steiner trees in order to reflect the functional coherence of a gene set: the sum of the lengths of all edges within the tree l, the averaged seed degree of a tree 〈 k s 〉 and the combined metric.