Sentence examples for which organically from inspiring English sources

Since Jackson first set foot in Middle-earth we have seen the dawn of "performance capture", which organically combines acting with computer graphics, and the widespread rejection of the faster 48 frames-per-second format in which studios and audiences alike seem to have lost both faith and interest.

It provides a new architecture of hybrid algorithms, which organically merges the niche techniques and Nelder Mead's simplex method into GAs.

This paper proposes a new experimental methodology which organically integrates core flow experiment with nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) (NMR T2 spectrum and NMR image) and quantitative evaluation of minerals by scanning electron microscopy (QEMSCAN) to investigate alkali sensitivity damage mechanisms in a low-permeability reservoir.

Besides the cattle and lambs she raised, she grew and sold fruit and vegetables, all of which were organically produced.

They should also stress that as a consumer, you are much better served eating rice from a company like Lundberg, which farms organically, than one that uses pesticides.

Likewise last week, the Economist published an assessment of the Fairtrade scheme, whereby shoppers knowingly pay a premium for food which is organically grown and meets minimum standards of "fair" prices paid to growers.

Staged combustion is especially effective in reducing NOx emissions for fuels which contain organically bound nitrogen.

We collected soil samples across the top 60 cm on October 2012 from an existing field experiment initiated in late 2009, which was organically fertilized by means of compost and green manure incorporation.

In the present work, we report our work concerning the synthesis of heteropolymers of poly(ɛ-caprolactone -polyoxomolybdate-poly(ɛ-caprolactone -polyoxomolybdate-polylymerization (ROP) of ɛ-caprolactone -polyoxomolybdate-polywo hydroxyl groups attached on the two sides of a polyoxomolybdate cluster which was organically modified using pentaerythritols.

Rows of flourishing broccoli, cauliflower, peas and kale, which were organically grown throughout the winter, were harvested just last week and a meal was served in the classroom.

Here we report on themes related to those experiences which emerged organically in our focus groups.