Sentence examples for vital agent from inspiring English sources

Driesch applied the Aristotelian term entelechy to denote a vital agent that could regulate organic development.

Nevertheless, Hong Kong has emerged strong and prosperous, albeit with a changed role, as an entrepôt, a manufacturing and financial centre, and a vital agent in the trade and modernization of China.

This exhibition, subtitled "When Art Danced With Music," shows how he not only caught the waves of history but also kept causing new ones: in the visual arts, in music and in choreography, he was a vital agent in commissioning successive stages of modernism and in redefining classicism.

This means that other clades and floras should now be examined to see if they have a similarly ancient relationship with fire as a vital agent of natural selection favouring seed storage.

They act as vital agents of change by developing new products and services, implementing more efficient production methods, and creating new business models and industries.

Access to vibrant existing community groups could be a challenge to sustainable SCE interventions especially in communities where migration of members (particularly the youth who are vital agents of change) to urban areas has the potential to compromise active group activities.

But it is not often that elder women are viewed as vital agents of social change.

Instead they're seen as vital agents, altering the world through their actions and perceptions.

Certainly local practice of plants is unrestricted in developing countries, but it is obligatory to ascertain the pharmaceutically vital agents responsible for protection against fatal diseases.

The aim of this 'in situ' study was to evaluate the microhardness of dental enamel following treatment with an in-office and an at-home vital bleaching agent through a novel approach using samples temporarily bonded 'in vivo'.

Entrepreneurs are increasingly vital change agents in the developing world.