Sentence examples for some genus from inspiring English sources

Similarly, according to Aristotle, things in the world are not beings because they stand under some genus, being, but rather because they all stand in a relation to the primary being, which in the Categories he says is substance.

Many plants of the Papaveraceae produce alkaloids featuring unique variations on the basic protoberberine and benzophenanthridine backbones, and some genus such as Corydalis accumulate a surprising variety of BIA types, including protopine, pthalideisoquinoline, spirobenzylisoquinoline, and morphinan alkaloids [ 21].

These published trees contradict at least some genus-level relationships frequently implied in the literature [ 18].

In this case, a regimen, urine and Socrates are all called 'healthy' not because they stand under some one genus, namely healthy things, but instead because they all bear some relation to health.

Leaping is very rare in large whales, but some rorquals (genus Balaenoptera) have been photographed jumping clear of the water.

The chorus of birds that earlier had filled the garden now was silent, and had been replaced by the sound of the night insects, a steady humming background, with some different genus occasionally breaking in with an aria.

Competition within a species (and in some cases genus) is often most intense because the individuals compete for the same environmental resources.

Sub-fossil grass cuticles retain micro-morphological features that often permit identification to subfamily, supertribe, tribe, and in some instances genus or species level.