The forms of things change perhaps, but their basic underlying nature doesn't.
As early as 1910, Dove had embarked on a lifelong quest to discover the fundamentals underlying nature, a process he described as "extraction" rather than abstraction.
It is plausible to claim that something like water could exist without being H2O, but hardly that it could exist without some underlying nature.
They simply happen, because that is our underlying nature.
Genome-wide mapping has identified four major quantitative trait loci (QTL) underlying nature variation in the cell aggregation phenotype.
Mr. Cousins recalled, "He was getting at the underlying nature of objects".
"These are all tests of the underlying nature of the universe," Benford said.
The model is successfully fit to simulated data with an underlying nature which is unambiguously diffusive, as opposed to DNS data where the underlying nature is in question.
Although the underlying nature of the conflict was traditional, its immediate cause and some of the weapons used were modern.
But for people like Alex Salb, a 22-year-old freelance copywriter in San Francisco, greater disclosure would not change perceptions about the underlying nature of the business.
Mondegreens are funny, of course, but they also give us insight into the underlying nature of linguistic processing and how our minds make meaning out of sound.
