Sentences with phrase «ancient process»

Translation is one of the most ancient processes in biology and has been under selection for billions of years on earth.

From ancient processes to new (machine) technologies, the exhibition Earth, Wind and Fire: Made in Cork Contemporary will showcase the work of Nuala O'Donovan, Eoin Turner, Alex Pentek, Mary Palmer / Anne Kiely and Joseph Walsh.

«This work is really important because it shows that human social interaction... [is] rooted in very implicit evolutionarily ancient processes,» says Laurie Santos, a psychologist at Yale University.

This ancient process cleanses the body, mind and spirit... The Temazcal helps maintain and restore our health and harmony on a physical, emotional and spiritual level, purifying the skin and increasing vitality.

The prevalences and isotope ratios of the noble, or inert, gases, such as neon, argon, krypton and xenon, provide a valuable tracer of ancient processes, because they are chemically nonreactive and so do not change much over time.

Mukhalepam is an ancient process in which the facial skin is massaged and coated with oils and herbal pastes, tailored to individual skin types.

This is why these ancient processes were invented: to preserve healthy food values without refrigeration.

They are crafted using an ancient process called Intaglio, invented in Germany in 1430.

Made from an ancient process called Intaglio invented in Germany in 1430 where images are printed by incising into a hard...

Music Box Films's slate of upcoming releases include Cédric Klapisch's family drama «Back to Burgundy,» Xavier Beauvois» WWI drama «The Guardians» and «Our Blood is Wine,» a documentary exploring the ancient process of Georgian winemaking.

Encaustic painting is an ancient process that involves using heated beeswax combined with colored pigments.

This ancient process is one by which layers of pigment, sap and wax are molten when applied to the canvas and are then reheated by torch flame in order to fuse each layer together.

Infrequent, large, high severity fires in these types of landscapes is not an ecological disaster, rather it is a continuation of an ancient process that most native species are well adapted to in those places.

Relying on heavily on paper, ancient processes and old technology, justice comes painfully and slowly, if at all.