Sentence examples for webs in which from inspiring English sources
What we remember best from both Trollope and Updike is not so much the struggles of individual characters but the social and cultural webs in which their characters are caught.
A combined empirical and modelling study was conducted to further examine the potential importance of grazing by zooplankton in pelagic food webs in which Phaeocystis is a significant or dominant component.
This regards cultures as unified and wholly separate entities, webs in which each belief is bound together with every other belief, and within which members cannot disentangle their beliefs one from another, rejecting some, retaining others, judging each critically and separately.
Finally, ecosystems usually consist of (and are modeled as) food webs in which resources not only exist as 'edible' items in the environment, but also are immobilized in individuals and made available via predation and parasitism.
Nevertheless, our data also indicate that in its classic form the EAR hypothesis is too simplistic to explain reciprocal diversification effects in complex food webs, in which escapes from enemies will tend to be too brief to lead to the predicted speciation bursts.
It contains the network-like similarity graph (NSG), an SAR network (reminiscent of "spider webs") in which compounds are nodes and edges structural similarity relationships.
I compared this to a notion of culture on the Web, in which anyone can post anything.
They show that by knowing any creature, one better understands the living web in which it, and we, are threads".
The true structure of science is better compared to a web, in which there are interlinking chains of support for any single part.
There is a well-travelled image of Denton on the Web, in which he is wearing a tuxedo and tilting a wineglass to his lips.
A decade ago, a concept like the "real-time Web," in which our every tweet and status update is instantaneously indexed, updated and responded to, was unthinkable.
