Sentence examples for which intrinsically from inspiring English sources

Which intrinsically Chinese principles should we take care to safeguard?

The spring constants of the lattices from this technique follow a Gaussian distribution, which intrinsically reflects the mechanical and geometrical disorder of the microscale.

In two-dimensional culture conditions, VICs undergo spontaneous activation similar to pathological differentiation, which intrinsically limits the use of in vitro models to study CAVD.

Photocrosslinking methods are also ideally suited for determining interactome dynamics, mapping interaction interfaces, and identifying transient interactions in which intrinsically disordered proteins and glycoproteins engage.

The damping behavior of the biological materials mostly stems from their architecture and also the organic portion which intrinsically shows viscoelastic-plastic behavior.

The kinetic constants, related to an eight-lump model, were calculated based on a reactor model which intrinsically includes the effect of molar expansion during cracking.

One of the intrinsic operators is powers of d'Alembertian ((partial _{a}partial ^{a})^{n}) which acts intrinsically on fields of conformal degree ((n - 2)).

Only nationalism, which resonates intrinsically and passionately across Chinese society, can provide sufficiently strong social glue.

Sad music brilliantly played, or which is intrinsically brilliant and reminds you of something in your life that is sad, is there to be cherished, not avoided".

Home-grown grass-roots action and leadership is needed to change some of these vast issues in different cultures, which are intrinsically linked to strong traditions.

She says that prostitution is an "archaic" form of female "servitude" which is "intrinsically dangerous" for the "physical and mental health" of women.