Sentence examples for systems of life from inspiring English sources
The Future of Ethics interprets the big questions of sustainability and social justice through the practical problems arising from humanity's increasing power over basic systems of life.
"William Blake and the Time of Ontogeny," in Systems of Life: Economics, Politics, and the Biological Sciences 1750-1850, ed Warren Montag and Richard Barney, (Fordham UP, 2018).
It is this, the precise alignment of Earth and Mars in 2018 and the tiny size of the vehicle, her crew and the systems of life support required to maintain them, that brings the 501-day mission into the theoretical throwing capabilities of today's rocket launchers and the boundary of possibility.
Teams go through cycles like all systems of life.
The work shows that the chemistry needed to make "the information-storage systems of life can take place in the extreme environment of space," says astrobiologist Andrew Steele of the Carnegie Institution of Washington.
A chemical weapon is a weapon intended to work on the systems of life and is constituted from a substance that causes a chemical reaction in the body expressed in such symptoms as asphyxiation, burning, weeping, etc., whereas phosphorous is an element in nature which reacts to the oxygen in the air by catching fire.
"The system of life here is different," Mr. Gelich said.
Premier League starts were rare, his impact nullified by the jolt to the system of life in alien surroundings.
His venture capital firm, the OS Fund, backs entrepreneurs who are working towards "quantum-leap discoveries" that promise to rewrite "the operating system of life".
A fundamental shift in protozoan taxonomy occurred in 1990, when American microbiologist Carl Woese and colleagues revolutionized the world of biology with the three-domain classification system of life.
As the molecular shape determines the functions of a molecule, understanding molecular shapes is important for understanding the biological system of life and thus for designing drugs.
