In terms of nature, there are lots of things we still don't know.
That means transparency, openness, lightness and an emphasis on the relationship be tween what we build and what's around it in terms of nature, as well as the other buildings that will be constructed.
When Kimberly Borin, a guidance counselor here in Somerset County, was trying to help a child talk about her parents' divorce, she asked the student to describe the feelings in terms of nature.
This annihilation, she writes, "is what most new technologies aspire to do: technology regards the very terms of our bodily existence as burdensome.… What distinguishes a technological world is that the terms of nature are obscured; one need not live quite in the present or the local".
Differences are qualitatively discussed in terms of nature and density of irradiation defects.
Although varied in terms of nature and geometry, the types of corrosion experienced in automotive situations usually have electrochemical origins.
The results were discussed in terms of nature of gold species and role of the support in the reaction mechanism.
The influence of the stabilisers in the slurry behaviour (in terms of nature, stereochemistry and active functional groups) was determined, as well as the incorporation of ceramic particles.
The complexity of such studies relates in part to the heterogeneity of sepsis patients in terms of nature of the causal germ, site and severity of infection, multiple comorbidities, gender, age and genetic background.
The recovery of this reactor material with the help of this ultrasonic technique has been explained in terms of nature and extent of intermolecular interactions present in the binary mixture.
Thus my earlier remarks about the role of biology might make us suspicious of Thomson's explication of health and so of the beneficial in terms of nature's designs.
