This is a natural process that happens in extreme environments.
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This natural process is at risk with rising global temperatures.
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Science is telling us that this is a natural process.
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That natural process is supercharged if humans modify the environment.
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Sedation interferes with these cycles, altering the brain's natural process.
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Pollination is a fundamental natural process that allows plants to reproduce.
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Humans help this natural process along by building square evaporation ponds.
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" She added that she sees it as "a very natural process.
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"There's a natural process that's going to take hold," he said.
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No other species or natural process has ever done anything like this.
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Falling asleep is a natural process, so it should be easy, right?
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There's nothing I would want to do to control the natural process.
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He called it "the natural process of working out a very complex arrangement."
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It's just part of the natural process of learning how to be human.
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"It just seems to be a natural process with these cells," says Kaplan.
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So why does that totally natural process have to be so painful sometimes?
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This is a more natural process than taking corn and making corn flakes.
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He compares CrossFit, his business, to the "natural process" that created the Grand Canyon.
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Of course not; but that cannot be because ocean evaporation is a natural process.
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What's cool is that it's always a pretty natural process with all that stuff.
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"There's a natural process of increasing complexity in the world," Bar-Yam told me.
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In other words: the most natural process in a melting-pot country like ours.
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Crispr is an acronym for a natural process used by bacteria to fight viruses.
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But maybe finding worthwhile VR videos will be a more natural process with this update.
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Was combining that cleaner country twang sound with drone a very natural process for you?
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A book of still photos presented in no meaningful sequence cannot illustrate a natural process.
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Which makes it sound as if it's simply this natural process and it's what consumers want.
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"Consolidation is a natural process in the commercial banks sector," Chrzanowski told Reuters in an interview.
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Concretely, what's a natural process that is useful to talk about in terms of longer timespans?
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"It's a very natural process, and we can't put timelines on that," Patch said on Thursday.
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This album is a natural process for me and it's coming from a very honest place.
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The challenge comes from a natural process of development of technologies that we have to face.
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The two-year delay has just been part of the natural process of relocating, he says.
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Al-Falih said the deal "is meant to accelerate the natural process of rebalancing" the oil market.
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She explains that as the rat becomes warm again, the natural process of decay starts back up.
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"Menstruation is a natural process that should not create a barrier to a realization of human rights."
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Anabasum aims to mimic a natural process to "turn off" chronic inflammation and scarring, without causing immuno-suppression.
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Disruptions in that natural process are thought to play a role in diseases like cancer, and in aging.
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Starace said phasing out coal plants was a natural process that depended on the age of the plants.
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As the researchers explained, the machine harnesses the natural process of photosynthesis to filter emissions and capture carbon.
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"They are in the dynasty-protection business, trying to arrest the normal, natural process of wealth dispersal," he says.
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They are the result of a rare but natural process, where wind rolls ice and slush around the beach.
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From the opening minutes, the audience is further forced face the end as just the natural process of change.
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Genome editing resembles the natural process of mutation Not all current attempts at agricultural genome editing use CRISPR/Cas9.
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"I love how the natural process of the pigments mixing with water are permanently recorded," Kelley tells The Creators Project.
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"The show that Jon inherited was much different than what it became — that's just a natural process," Mr. Alterman said.
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While employees leaving is a natural process that all businesses encounter eventually, there are ways to reduce rates of turnover.
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Hell, YouTube might turn out to be a place where aging isn't seen as a negative, but a natural process.
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This is a natural process that goes on, it's just that with the hydroelectric project, it tends to be concentrated.
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But those losses collectively shattered my belief that pregnancy was a benign and natural process, with an inevitable good outcome.
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And so, I have 20 years' experience watching the natural process of the Goldman Sachs partnership evolving cycle to cycle.
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It's been a natural process: Sometimes a sponsor doesn't renew and you add a new sponsor, that's a natural evolution.
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Although a natural process of our individual bodies, we each face different challenges such as income, geography, education level, and culture.
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There's also the ability to perform name-free skill interaction, which guides customers toward Alexa skills through a more natural process.
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While calving events are a natural process on ice shelves, the big ones like this are an dramatic sight to behold.
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Seated next to him, host Susanna Reid applauded Kim for not being ashamed of the natural process of being a woman.
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We all know that pregnancy is a beautiful, natural process, but it can also get pretty weird, according to Chrissy Teigen.
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"Collaboration is a natural process for her—we are all just waves and particles reacting and meeting," Jerry Stafford told me.
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In a vacuum chamber, silicone and other polyurethane polymers are injected in lifeless corpses, preventing the natural process of withering decay.
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But it was such a natural process of them being part of the music and visual art and all of that.
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Venice has been slowly sinking for decades, a natural process that was exacerbated by the city's groundwater pumping, which they've since stopped.
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As the campaign sees it, this is all part of a natural process: O'Rourke is an unconventional candidate running an unconventional campaign.
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Practically speaking, all of this means it takes longer to unlock those goodies through the "natural" process of actually playing the game.
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She renders the horror of witnessing death through the ecological, where death is a natural process and the poem a nature scene.
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But there is a sense of regrowth too, the natural process of greenery poking up through the ash once the fires subside.
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The very title of the GUHH franchise juxtaposes the natural process of growing up with being so closely affiliated with hip-hop.
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Excessive and improper use of existing drugs by doctors, patients and farmers has hastened the natural process through which microbes develop immunity.
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After conception, when sperm meets egg, a natural process of cleansing, or "rebooting," occurs, stripping away most chemical marks on the genes.
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Of course not; but the reason cannot be that ocean evaporation is a natural process while anthropogenic emissions of other GHG are not.
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This mix of mental images distracts your conscious brain while your body gets on with the natural process of drifting off to sleep.
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Creating a picture book seems something like splatter art: It looks like such a natural process that everyone thinks they can do it.
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"It was a very natural process," says You Xi, a Chinese business reporter who detailed this pivotal meeting in a recent book, Ant Financial.
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They co-opted the natural process, mixing in small chunks of pumice — a porous volcanic rock that forms when superheated magma is quickly cooled.
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Ventilators, which blow air into patients' lungs to assist the natural process of breathing, could be the difference between life and death for some.
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This is all a natural process for a society embroiled in the type of intractable, violent conflict that Israelis and Palestinians are trapped by.
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Massive waves can shatter reefs and topple mangroves, though this is a natural process that these habitats have evolved to withstand and recover from.
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"There's a natural process of everybody recognizing that this is not about any individual" and said he expects a "great convention" in Philadelphia this summer.
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The topsoil is thick with leaves that have turned a morbid, corpse-like grey (as Ms Brown recounts, radiation impedes the natural process of decomposition).
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This is also part of the natural process of new tech adoption, as Game Informer's Mike Futter wrote shorty after the Rift price was revealed.
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First of all, while learning to talk is a natural process that occurs when children are surrounded by spoken language, learning to read is not.
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So I think that natural process of evolving has definitely made me more forgiving of the Seamless UI. [laughter] Let's talk about the product today.
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A milling machine would then cut into the ice, producing a slurry and forming a saucer structure that will speed up the natural process, he said.
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At its most basic, it's a natural process of seeing the Bible and its teachings from a fresh perspective as one gets older or switches denominations.
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What the authors suggest is that people with schizophrenia who carry these genes have a problem with a natural process in the brain called synaptic pruning.
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Problems arise when these cells are triggered by certain external and internal factors, such as exposure to environmental toxins, viruses, or the natural process of aging.
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"There is a natural process on these issues, especially one as important as this," Stéphane Dujarric, a spokesman for Secretary General António Guterres, said on Tuesday.
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If that was a natural process, then there wasn't much need to worry about mergers exacerbating regional inequality, because everything should even out in the long run.
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That risk, they found, is tied to a natural process called synaptic pruning, in which the brain sheds weak or redundant connections between neurons as it matures.
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But, in Copeland's case, the sensory data would be delivered directly to his cortex, which meant that it would not benefit from that natural process of refinement.
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After all, creating renewable energy is recreating the millions of years of natural process that produced fossil fuels, only doing it immediately and without damaging our environment.
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I knew Phoebe from her Chloé days, so I was thrilled to be asked to be in the Céline campaigns — it felt like a very natural process.
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Segregation, Professor Hirsch found, was not a natural process, or the mere outcome of individual prejudice and choices, but was rooted in institutional interests, including profit-seeking.
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Scientists say that if this natural process, called carbon mineralization, could be harnessed, accelerated and applied inexpensively on a huge scale, it could help fight climate change.
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"I believe that God wanted us to procreate through a natural process, and by no means am I happy about this because it is unnatural," he said.
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That not only makes the technique precise, it also resembles the natural process of mutation, which is the basis of the variety all conventional plant-breeding relies on.
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During this time, as part of this natural process, the average woman will spend thousands of dollars on feminine hygiene products to ensure a healthy and productive lifestyle.
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"Venclexta is the first approved medicine designed to trigger a natural process that helps cells self-destruct," Roche Chief Medical Officer Dr. Sandra Horning said in a statement.
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We should accept that this is the natural process when high tech brings value to people, and regulators should be judicious in facilitating the adoption of best practices.
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But recreating a natural process within the confines of a laboratory compromises the very integrity of cheese production, critics claim, hastening an historically drawn-out but pure aging process.
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Yi also said that the yuan internationalisation process will be a natural process and that China and the United States should deal with trade issues in a "rational way".
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But the bottom line is that dropping these claims is part of the natural process this messy lawsuit needs to go through before it goes to trial in October.
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As our special report this week sets out, a natural process of adaptation and assimilation is doing more than any government to tame the threat posed by Islamic extremism.
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The most well-known technique for capturing 3D audio, binaural recording, mimics this natural process by putting microphones in fabricated ear canals on either side of a dummy head.
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Certain atoms spit out positrons during the natural process of radioactive decay, and the Earth often gets smacked by antiparticles from outside the solar system the form of cosmic rays.
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Bioo Lite is actually a scaled-down version of the company's core Bioo technology, which uses panels placed beneath the soil to draw energy from the natural process of photosynthesis.
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Pros: Mimics natural process: Pumping extra aerosols into the atmosphere replicates what happens when a volcano erupts explosively -- a natural event that does cause temperatures to drop, if only temporarily.
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No specific natural process has yet been linked to the seismic data, and the lack of monitoring at the site of the event means even its precise location is currently unclear.
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Scientists say that if this natural process, called carbon mineralization, could be harnessed, accelerated and applied inexpensively on a huge scale — admittedly very big "ifs" — it could help fight climate change.
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" The conditions of work, the organization of humans in relationship to the things they build, and the corporations that manage that building process are all left out of this "natural process.
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Regardless of the degree and severity of the rules they were compelled to follow, what they all had in common was that each was stigmatized and isolated for a natural process.
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Others think there was no late bombardment, and instead the craters on the moon and other rocky bodies are remnants from the first type of billiards, the natural process of planet building.
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Indeed, our planet's water surfaces are constantly shifting, owing to natural process like flooding, sedimentation, and channel migration, and due to human activities like the construction of dams, reservoirs, and water extraction.
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The narrative around John Keene is a homophobic one that paints him as too sensitive and "unnatural," but this punishes him for going through the natural process of grieving his dead sister.
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Many will argue that generational differences have more to do with the natural process of aging and the demands of the hot take economy, than they do with any real transformations in character.
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"Someone brought to my attention that by not sharing it, I actually wasn't helping to normalize this beautiful, amazing bond between a baby and mother through the natural process of breastfeeding," she wrote.
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WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's banking regulator has no intention of opposing further consolidation of the country's commercial banks, the head of the Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF) said on Monday, calling it a "natural process".
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From the second week, it was clear that it didn't matter whether I was screaming at an apple or making out with it through glass—the natural process of decomposition could not be prevented.
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While icebergs calving from glaciers is a natural process, Drinkwater made it clear that the rate of melting and calving being seen in West Antarctica is greater than anything observed in the satellite record.
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"Regulators from the E.U., the U.S. and Asia are quickly understanding that this is a natural process," said Mr. Drew, whose company plans to open facilities in California, the Netherlands, Singapore and South Korea.
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Mantler said he could hear the cracking from the far-off glacier, which is a sign that a glacier calving -- the natural process in which a large section of ice breaks away -- was imminent.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen bees swarm, a natural process when looking for a place to set up a new colony, they have the tendency to pick some strange locations as a temporary home.
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Though language extinction is a "natural process" due to the constant transformation of cultures, it comes with a price, said Frédéric Vacheron, representative of UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, in Mexico.
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Conservative values should be applied unvaryingly and across all markets, but when it comes to the energy sector, certain stakeholders tend to become inconsistent as their interests are put ahead of the market's natural process.
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"It's a natural process, but obviously with a hurricane it kind of speeds that up," Rick Powell, the 48-year-old owner of a marine construction company, said in an interview in Jacksonville Beach, Florida.
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As part of an exposé on screen time, "60 Minutes" reported that heavy screen use was associated with lower scores on some aptitude tests, and to accelerated "cortical thinning" — a natural process — in some children.
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Gresky tells me this may have been a natural process, in which animal and human remains scattered due to heavy rain or other environmental causes, or the structure could have been intentionally buried by ancient peoples.
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The firm, which develops medicines for genetic diseases using RNA interference (RNAi), a natural process of gene silencing that occurs in various organisms such as plants and animals, believes there are vast opportunities in this area.
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"If there is interference in [the election] that fundamentally wrecks the natural process that we have established in this country and really undermines what we will be looking at," a senior administration official said on Wednesday.
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"The Hong Kong dollar got a little weaker but we're still on the strong side above 7.80 [and we see] this is as a natural process," said John Tsang, Hong Kong's Finance Secretary, to Asia Squawk Box.
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In 2016, researchers at the Broad Institute found strong evidence that the development of schizophrenia is tied to genes that regulate synaptic pruning, a natural process of brain reorganization that ramps up during adolescence and young adulthood.
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"Basically a ventilator is something that blows air into your lungs to assist the natural process of breathing," Dr. Nicholas Hill, the chief of pulmonary and critical care at Tufts University School of Medicine, told Business Insider.
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Resunab, which is derived from cannabis but synthesized chemically to bind to the CB2 receptor found on immune cells, is designed to mimic a natural process to "turn off" chronic inflammation and fibrosis, without causing immuno-suppression.
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They also showed it could convert mechanical energy into electricity in self-powered devices (like a shirt that has carbon nanotubes sewn into it and uses the natural process of breathing to continuously convert mechanical energy into electricity).
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Early results from research financed by the National Institutes of Health seem to show that heavy screen use is associated with lower scores on some aptitude tests, and with accelerated "cortical thinning" — a natural process — in some children.
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The group found that people who inherit a certain gene variant that is involved in neural pruning — a natural process, in which the connections between brain cells are consolidated — are at reliably heightened risk of developing the disorder.
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"This thing just had what I would call gravity, and it seemed to move along on its own and we began negotiating out terms very quickly and it was a very natural process," Stephenson said on the media call.
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Every ancient extinction happened at a time when Earth was also seeing disruption in the carbon cycle—the natural process that links cellular respiration (which releases carbon dioxide, or CO2) and photosynthesis (plants take up that CO2 to grow).
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Part of the culture of the partnership is to constantly be giving younger people in the partnership opportunities to step up and have bigger jobs and that natural process is going on over the course of the last cycle.
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I am not now, nor will I ever be, that old dude angrily and helplessly shaking his wrinkled fist at gentrification—a natural process that, in the long view, is as beneficial as it seems destructive, like everything else in life.
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Instead of relying solely on technology to remove greenhouse gases from the air, we could harness an ancient and natural process, photosynthesis, to pump carbon into what's called the pedosphere, the thin skin of living soil at the earth's surface.
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Mothering a transgender child who was born in 2000, several years before there was any public understanding of the natural process of what makes a baby transgender, was one of those mountains most mothers hope they don't have to climb.
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Essentially, piles of logs and sticks act like a sponges; rainwater gets stored in them and then released during drier times to anything planted atop them, mimicking the natural process of decomposition that occurs on forest floors, which nourishes the plants.
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According to harm reduction organization Dance Safe, the high that recreational drugs bring can mask symptoms, and stimulants such as ecstasy increase one's internal temperature by inhibiting the natural process that keeps one's body from becoming too cold or too hot.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South African researchers say they have made bricks using human urine in a natural process involving colonies of bacteria, which could one day help reduce global warming emissions by finding a productive use for the ultimate waste product.
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According to harm reduction organization Dance Safe, the high that recreational drugs bring can mask symptoms, and stimulants such as MDMA increase one's internal temperature by inhibiting the natural process that keeps one's body from becoming too cold or too hot.
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Male tigers migrate as a part of a natural process of marking their territory in order to find a habitat where they can assert their dominance, moving away from their place of origin, which is already densely populated with tigers.
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In particular I am thinking of the fact that we usually take a disliking to new hybrids, think they are somehow impure and try to exterminate them, when actually this is a natural process by which new genetic diversity is created.
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In the recent installation Ocean Wave, at this year's Kinetica Art Fair in London, Chinese new media artist Jiayu Liu visualized the data of this natural process by creating a real-time, light-based installation that replicated ocean waves hitting a shoreline.
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In recent years, antibiotic misuse has accelerated the natural process of bacterial resistance, rendering some antibiotics useless and causing experts to warn that we are at the "dawn of a post-antibiotic era" that amounts to a health threat on par with terrorism.
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" While "ruminants emitting gases is a natural process happening for thousands of years, what is less often aired is how this is offset by the grazing animals managing permanent pasture as an effective carbon sink, and the animals aiding biodiversity in the countryside.
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In recent years, antibiotic misuse has sped up the natural process of resistance, rendering some antibiotics useless and causing experts to warn that we are at the "dawn of a post-antibiotic era" that amounts to a health threat on par with terrorism.
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To take the average human lifespan farther—to stretch it out to 100 years and beyond—will require a shift in thinking that treats aging not as a natural process, but as a disease, to be targeted with a drug (or some other intervention).
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"It's this completely natural process that affects half of the world's population and is certainly having an effect on many of the athletes there in Rio," said Deborah Slaner Larkin, the chief executive of the Women's Sports Foundation, an organization that promotes women's participation in athletics.
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While there isn't scientific consensus that global warming is responsible for the break — "cleaving," or the breaking off of blocks of ice from Antarctic ice shelves is a natural process — there is consensus that events like this will take place more frequently as man-made global warming progresses.
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However, adding drugs to the mix can be fatal: according to harm reduction organization Dance Safe, the high that recreational drugs bring can mask symptoms, and stimulants such as MDMA increase one's internal temperature by inhibiting the natural process that keeps one's body from becoming too cold or too hot.
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Yet, plastic is undeniably durable, giving it an eternal advantage over wood's natural process of decomposing over time, prompting questions of what sacrifices are acceptable when survival is uncertain — do new materials reworked with traditional methods sustain culture in a way that lasts without losing its original values and meaning?
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To claim that these devices are the result of some kind of ever-improving natural process not only misunderstands how evolution works, but it also suggests that everything from biological weapons to fraudulent startups like Theranos to Juicero (the $400 machine that squeezed juice out of packets) are necessary and natural.
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"It's been the most exciting to receive messages from breastfeeding mothers expressing and celebrating how happy they feel to have found this hashtag because they've felt so much shame in their bodies even though they're taking part in the beautifully natural process of feeding their newborn babies," she told INSIDER in an interview.
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When asked by Motherboard why it pivoted away from audio beacons, a SilverPush spokesperson would only say its decision was "a natural process to move to a more evolved product as a part of our business plan" that began almost a year ago, and again insisted that it wasn't responding to privacy concerns.
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The there is I MEAN COME ON at 54A, and all we have left at 61A is the small pebble of a STANDING O. Pouring like water over I MEAN COME ON is our revealer, "Natural process illustrated by the last words of 583-, 24-, 37-, 54- and 61-Across," or EROSION.
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Some people view choosing the gender of the baby as a part of the concern that IVF is upsetting a natural process, and those concerns date back to the first IVF baby born in 1978, said Sauer, who is a member of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine Ethics Committee, which issues opinions about assisted reproductive technologies.
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