Sentence examples for spontaneously generated by from inspiring English sources
The column also provides a place for sharp insights and good lines that might otherwise go unshared: "When John Legend first appeared, he seemed spontaneously generated by the Grammy Awards," for instance, or, writing about Kacey Musgraves's "Follow Your Arrow," "It's not the rebellion that sells the song, it's the coyness".
Almighty God may not have existed until now, except as a superstition, but SF can predict Him, created by human history – I use the pronoun inclusively, of course, but they do tend to be male-ish; either the ultimate übermensch, or maybe an omnipotent, omniscient AI, spontaneously generated by the datasphere.
These fluids are spontaneously generated by self-assembly.
In this study, nanoemulsions of alcohol and polyalphaolefin (PAO) are spontaneously generated by self-assembly, and their thermal conductivity and viscosity are investigated experimentally.
The macro-mesoporosity was spontaneously generated by the hydrodynamic flow of solvents released during the rapid hydrolysis and condensation processes of this double alkoxide.
The spherically-shaped meso-macroporosity was spontaneously generated by the release of high amount of liquid by-products (water/alcohol molecules) produced during the rapid hydrolysis and condensation processes of this double alkoxide and the TMOS co-reactant.
Indeed, the amount of spontaneously generated PMap by platelets was found to be functionally negligible.
The libertarian imagination, amply furnished with metaphors of invisible hands and spontaneously generated order, is thrilled by such technological empowerment.
And such behavior is spontaneously generated, spread, and accepted by investors that enable us to get more pure investor sentiment without other information interference.
Nanoemulsions were spontaneously generated at room temperature by pouring a phosphate buffer in an anhydrous mixture containing pharmaceutically acceptable triglycerides and non-ionic surfactants.
Programmed DNA double-strand breaks (DSBs) are spontaneously generated throughout the genome by the meiosis-specific Spo11 endonucleases in many organisms, such as yeast and mice [ 1].
