Sentence examples for underlying life from inspiring English sources
The wafting perfumes and strange growls melded into a baroque stereoscopic vision — dreams of the hidden landscape underlying life itself.
The premise underlying "Life Entrepreneurs" (Jossey Bass, 2008), by the consultants Christopher Gergen and Gregg Vanourek, is simple.
Bolaño's characteristic tone – which is one of dread underlying life's normal rituals – is fully present, as are many of his later themes: the uprooted feeling and exile of his two main characters; Nazism and the nature of evil; violence against women and murder; the importance of literature (or games).
They say "you will be able to modify Pleo's behavior using scripting, but not the underlying Life OS".
Thanks to the rapid progress in genomics, bioinformatics and synthetic biology, more and more basic principles underlying life design and construction were disclosed in the past decade.
This paper clarifies the evolutionary relationships underlying life history diversity in the Euoplos of eastern Australia, and provides a foundation for urgently needed taxonomic revision of this genus.
The subject's literary production is submitted to a kind of "hermeneutic" in which the underlying life-project is uncovered.
There has been substantial recent interest in the possible role of oxidative stress as a mechanism underlying life-history trade-offs, particularly with regard to reproductive costs.
In an era of emergency department crowding, emergency physicians should reevaluate nursing education on triaging abdominal pain to prevent delays in caring for well-appearing patients who have underlying life-threatening illnesses.
Under such circumstances, the underlying life-limiting mechanisms appear to exhibit a probabilistic microstructural hierarchy in fatigue resistance that is controlled by susceptibility of local microstructural neighborhoods to early damage and the growth of small cracks.
Finally, we investigate the effects of being first-, middle- or last-born on the underlying life-history traits that influence lifetime reproductive success: age at first and last reproduction and inter-birth intervals.
