Sentence examples for time from nature from inspiring English sources

Dechlorodehydrogriseofulvin was reported for the first time from nature.

"It's not going to happen tomorrow afternoon, but we are learning all the time from nature about how to find new medicines".

Among them, trypostatins C (1) and D (2) featuring with a rare methyl vinyl ketone side chain at C-2 are new compounds, while 3 and 4 were obtained for the first time from nature source.

He spent a tremendous amount of time drawing from nature.

After 1954 Li spent much time sketching from nature, claiming that drawing was the first step towards a reformation of Chinese painting.

Sitting down at the Peter Fetterman gallery, with his image of zebras in Namibia hanging overhead, Mr. Salgado compared his time away from nature to the potentially disruptive moment when he has to change the film in his camera, when he likes to close his eyes and sing so as not to lose concentration.

Both compounds were isolated for the first time from the nature.

During cooking seminars hosted in the gleaming stainless steel kitchen at Traube Tonbach, he stresses the importance of getting the highest quality product at the best time, taking influence from nature and eating what is local and fresh.

During overnight incubation in reversed orientation, younger caps of most of the fleshy species further opened and cap diameters (measured at the time of harvest from nature, see Table 2) tended to further extend by stretching out the umbrellas.

Around the same time Ensor was painting from nature: cloud-filled landscapes, or skyscapes, filled with the North Sea's churning weather.

If the proposed redefinition is accepted, the metric system (SI) will, for the first time, be wholly derivable from nature.