Sentence examples for visible nature from inspiring English sources
"visible nature" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe the physical or tangible aspects of nature that can be seen with the naked eye. Example: The hike through the forest was filled with beautiful scenery, from the towering trees to the vibrant colors of the flowers. But it was the small details of the visible nature, like the intricate patterns on the butterfly's wings and the delicate veins on the leaves, that truly captivated us.
That, he points out, could be down to the very visible nature of hands, which might make it especially hard for grieving families to give consent for donation.
What has changed in recent years is the highly visible nature of some passenger-airline disputes — details of which are sometimes on the Internet while the plane is still at the gate.
For surely, Nothing can so disturb the passion, or Perplex the intellects of man so much, As the disruption of this union with Visible nature, separation from all That has delighted or engaged him, a change Not only of the place but of the manner Of his being, an entrance into a state Not simply which he knows not, but perhaps A state he has not faculties to know".
We are strongly disposed to view visible nature as a unity in which a single set of mechanical forces operates, not to divide it into an inorganic realm that came to be by the forces inherent in nature and an organic realm of plants and animals evidencing design and supernatural creation.
Nature keeps escaping us and is bound to remain something other, something Real: nature as that which continues to withdraw itself, which refuses to become completely identifiable and compatible with the techno-scientific way of making reality visible; nature as that which flashes up, in a recalcitrant manner, in the folds and margins of the scientific representation of the world.
My passion is to connect opposites such as virtual and real, invisible and visible, nature and technology.
We can discount this possibility because great care was taken to play begging calls to the focal bird only when the other bird was not visible, and the nature of long-tailed tit nesting sites (often isolated bushes, or low level scrub), and highly vocal nature of the birds allowed us to detect the birds' approach long before they arrived at the nest.
Sibelius is portrayed as a visionary who "had come to regard certain types of sound-image with reverence, as spiritually mappable onto the manifestations of Being concealed behind the visible surface of nature".
Because stimuli, particularly those of a visible or auditory nature, can easily be specified in exact physical terms, they have excited the interest of physical scientists since before 1850.
But while research is increasingly able to find ways of making the intangible properties of nature visible through programmes of valuation, there is a risk that nature may then become equivalent to any other commodity:to be bought, sold and traded.
Each successive method of manufacture imposed its own fingerprint on the finished product, often visible in the nature of the inevitable defects left in the finished sheet.
