Sentence examples for symbiotic unit from inspiring English sources

Even in the early stages of training, they were well on their way to fusing into a single symbiotic unit.

He and Pissarro formed a symbiotic unit that worked at full strength between 1872 and 1874, with Pissarro in a mentor role.

Mirra dominated the sport of BMX like no other, contorting his body and bicycle as if they were a symbiotic unit.

In this scenario the proto-nucleus and proto-mitochondrion cells would be essentially or completely internalized by the proto-cytoplasm cell each time the cells came together to form a new symbiotic unit, but the internalization could be reversed when environmental conditions made the symbiosis no longer useful or to allow the cells to produce offspring.

What are our adjustments?" The relationship between defensive linemen and the secondary is supposed to be symbiotic, one unit dependent upon the success of the other.

(Here we see the empiricist theme of the "externality of relations": in an assemblage or consistency, the "becoming" or relation of the terms attains its own independent ontological status. In Deleuze's favorite example, the wasp and orchid create a "becoming" or symbiotic emergent unit).

The key to acclimatization may be their capacity to 'shuffle' the levels of symbiotic zooxanthellae genotypes (taxonomic units below the clade level) that are now known to occur within the tissues of most corals [4], [5].

The hologenome theory proposes that the host and its symbiotic microbiota (holobiont) is a unit of selection in evolution (Rosenberg & Zilber-Rosenberg, 2011).

There are costs associated with symbiotic N fixation in terms of units carbon invested per unit N obtained (Phillips 1980), because of the ATP requirements of nitrogenase and because the host plant supplies the symbiotic Rhizobia with carbon compounds.

China and the U.S., he argued, used to have a symbiotic relationship and formed a tightly integrated unit that he calls Chimerica.

He argued that succession is unique from other kinds of change with regard to mechanisms (modification of the physical environment by the community), trajectory (orderly, directional and predictable), and endpoint (a stable climax ecosystem in which "maximum biomass and symbiotic function between organisms are maintained per unit energy flow").