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(151) Traditionally forest-dwelling, they follow an animist religion rooted in nature, and their languages have no written form.

(152) Patterns in Nature: Coral A palette of soft corals grows along a reef near Fiji.

(153) In fact, camphor and naphthalene balls are different in nature.

(154) To receive Fifth Amendment protection,[sentencedict.com] a communication must be coerced and must be testimonial in nature.

(155) In Nature as in society, all new - born forces are intrinsically invincible.

(156) Judgment in Nature: drought, pestilence, famine, disease, wild animals, population loss.

(157) Everything impermanent as change is the only constant in nature.

(158) Coherence enjoys in nature the dichotomy between explicitness and implicitness , stability and dynamics, and and macrocosm.

(159) Motive power is, in quantity, invariable in nature, it is never either produced or destroyed.

(160) Deep formations: including those deposits ed to diagenesis after middle stage and basic rocks, and these formations are brittle in nature.

(161) No such inward disunion is found in nature: natural things do nothing wicked.

(162) Pearls in nature come in white, ivory, pink and black with an opalescent glow.

(163) Patterns in Nature: Water Thick sea ice in the Arctic Ocean's Beaufort Sea traps air bubbles.

(164) First of all, every medication swallowed is perceived by the immune system as a "poison, " because there is nothing in nature that would ever present to the G.I.

(165) L Siliceous soil - Soil composed of acid rock that are crystalline in nature.

(166) Early Lemurian civilization was oneness based and self sustainable in nature.

(167) Peter Michelson : are the highest energy form of radiation that's produced in nature.

(168) The legal profession, shop and shop entities no different in nature[http://Sentencedict.com], should bear tax obligations.

(169) Purely recreational in nature, Connecticut College's intramural program encourages fitness, skill - building, sportsmanship, and friendly competition.

(170) Patterns in Nature: Rainbows A fisheye lens captures arcs of light crowning the Canadian wilderness.

(171) I 5 . n radiation, thermal energy is transformed into radiant energy, similar in nature to light.

(172) As cultural opportunists in nature, they no longer camouflaged, but appealed and flirted to them.

(173) Carbyne is a new allotrope of carbon which had been found in nature in 1968.

(174) Of course, in nature, the fish swimming parabolic curve is only dolphins.

(175) In nature, as an organism evolves it increases in complexity and it also becomes a more compact or miniaturized system.

(176) This will enable more consistent and efficient launches of products are fast becoming mass - customised in nature.

(177) He refused to utilitarian in nature, refused attribution, refused to contract.

(178) Many minerals in nature have the self-purification capacity to hold and stabilize deleterious contaminant, which can be used to deal with heavy metal contaminants .

(179) In nature , there are amphibious, repti 1 e and mammalia to prey on mosquito adult as ameans of biological control.

(180) We can provide more than enough genetic information to account for the variability in nature.