Sentences with phrase «coexist more»

Using the DAP diffuser will allow your pet and your neighbors to coexist more peacefully.Coverage Area: 500 - 700 sq. ft. 50 - 70m ² One vial lasts approximately four weeksFemale dogs secrete pheromones that comfort and reassure their nursing puppies.

Researchers have taken a key step toward helping wildlife coexist more safely with wind power generation by demonstrating the success of an impact detection system that uses vibration sensors mounted to turbine blades.

That's what science is... If we could only admit to ourselves just as easily that our understanding of God is also imperfect and always evolving, perhaps science and religion could coexist more easily.

Not exact matches

Learning more about sharks may help us better coexist with them.

While eight US states and the District of Columbia have voted to legalise recreational marijuana, the White House has hinted that the Department of Justice will do more to enforce federal laws prohibiting recreational marijuana, raising concerns over how Canada's approach will coexist with a potential crackdown south of the border.

Last week, more than 500 evangelical leaders signed an open letter decrying the ban and emphasizing how «compassion and security can coexist, as they have for decades.»

This idea, at the beginning, doubtless coexisted with earlier and more mundane conceptions; it was thought by a few before it was held by many; it was conceived by many before it became practically operative in their daily religion.

The chief problem with this world view is that it allows for more than one «truth» about reality, truths which merely coexist in discrete personal and cultural worlds.

Example: Cro - Magnons and Neanderthals were not 2 points in an evolutionary line, but rather two separate species of upright - walking hominids; they coexisted, but one was smarter and more dominant, and the other died off.

Hinduism means little more than the traditional religions of the Indian people, but it does suggest a way of allowing this multiplicity of faiths and attitudes to coexist.

He coexists with a multitude of lesser powers, and he allows most of them more or less free rein.

anyway i'm going to try some deep breathing and playing with them a little bit more to get some energy out and see if that helps us coexist better during this terribly hormonal time in my life!

Conflict certainly existed, but there have also been mutually enriching exchanges, and we need to engage in collective efforts to salvage these more hopeful parts of our common history in order to construct a narrative that is not marked by «us «vs. «them `, but is testimony to our shared history and capacity to coexist peacefully.

«We have tolerance for religious differences and have coexisted peacefully but let's continue to pray for Allah to give us more peace.

About 52 percent (34 of 66) of patients had personality - related problems, although sometimes without a formal diagnosis and more than a majority of patients had at least one coexisting illness, including cancer, cardiac disease, diabetes, stroke and others.

When a macroscopic system is subjected to destabilizing conditions, it separates into two or more phases that may coexist in equilibrium.

Lordkipanidze and his colleagues say that the new skull supports the idea that the many species of hominin thought to have coexisted during this period are, in fact, a single species, H. erectus, which is simply more variable in appearance than previously thought.

Though science is more about acquiring knowledge and engineering more about applying it, the two passions often coexist in the same individual.

Harris's moral landscape allows the possibility of many peaks and valleys — more than one right or wrong answer to moral dilemmas — so perhaps liberals, conservatives, libertarians, Tea partiers, Green partiers and others can coexist on different peaks.

Thus, more than one evolutionary lineage appears to have coexisted during the European Middle Pleistocene, with that represented by the Sima sample being closer to the Neandertals.

They calculated which chemical groups of the periodic table have elements that are more likely to coexist in a chiral crystal.

The reason, says study leader Scott Collins of the National Science Foundation, seems to be that mowing opens up a «big, thick canopy» formed by the taller warm - season grasses, allowing sunlight to get through so that «a lot more species can coexist.»

Study results show that patients with prior knowledge of MGUS had better overall survival (median 2.8 years) than patients with MM who didn't know when they had MGUS (median survival 2.1 years), although patients with prior knowledge of their MGUS status had more coexisting illnesses.

By his part, the first author of the article entitled «Aggressive mimicry coexists with mutualism in an aphid,» researcher Adrián Salazar, claims that reality is more complex than the idealisations that we make from it.

How can we coexist with a forest ecosystem in more effective ways, because of the damage caused by trees falling into power lines or trees falling into houses?

My hope is that readers will find it easier to disagree more constructively, and therefore easier to negotiate, compromise, and coexist.

Aging red giant stars coexist with their more plentiful younger cousins, the smaller, white, Sun - like stars, in this crowded region of our galaxy's ancient central hub, or bulge.

An ongoing study presented in July at the International AIDS Conference in Bangkok provided an even more chilling picture in Tanzania, where many HIV types coexist.

Alzheimer - type dementia is a common chronic disorder, becoming even more prevalent as the population ages, and it frequently coexists with other diseases of aging.

But in basal breast cancer cells, ZEB1's state is more tenuous, with repressing and activating markers coexisting on the gene.

«People with COPD have more cardiovascular disease, and treating comorbid [coexisting] conditions can really help out.

Another aspect of the food synergy investigation is whether grain fiber or the phytochemicals that coexist with the fiber are more important in health.

A noisy, unlikable distraction that seems more invested in photographing lush Hawaiian locations than solidifying a sense of humor that might coexist peacefully with the violence.

A reunion of sorts between Ferrell and Talladega Nights co-writer-director Adam McKay — who also teamed up for the smash web short «The Landlord,» which was probably seen by more folks than saw Semi-Pro — the movie centers on two oafish fortysomethings who live at home with their respective parents (Richard Jenkins and Mary Steenburgen) who are then forced to coexist when their folks get married.

He brings out the empathy and solidarity that are faintly latent in the comic's gusts of clinical depression: Zwigoff is the only person to ever stumble onto a spiritual terrain where R. Crumb, Robert Bresson, Skip James, and Laurel and Hardy could all coexist on more or less the same beatifically distressed plane.

But they coexist uneasily with the more sobersided stuff.

The movie blends live action and animation with a story that takes place in an alternate version of medieval China in which monsters and humans — two species that once coexisted peacefully — have settled into a more precarious truce.

Even more obviously, the two strategies for reform that emerged from the Advisory Committee on Governance, concurrently centralizing and decentralizing school management, could not easily coexist unless administrators and officials were committed at a deeper level to the ideas of democratic localism, teacher leadership, and parental authority over schooling.

[Traditional versus «Inquiry»: Was it possible for those camps to coexist within a more balanced system?

The summit, organized by a task force from the county Office of Education, brought together hundreds of local educators to learn more about «the rapid growth of charter schools» and how they can coexist with neighborhood schools.

Coexisting perfectly with the engine and suspension for each individual C - Class model, drivers looking for either more comfort or sport inspired luxury will find it all with Mercedes - Benz.

The book is more about Regina discovering that in segregated Mississippi, blacks and whites actually coexist better than in her beloved New York City.

These exploitative deals can even coexist with more fair ones within the same publishing imprint.

More importantly, it's a step in the right direction for bridging the divide between two very segmented parts of the publishing industry and an acknowledgement that both print and digital can coexist rather than compete for reading consumers» dollars.

Print, ebooks, traditional publishers (large and small) and self - published authors will all coexist, as part of a future that is more messy and fragmented than the industry we know today.

Not identical, but after more than a year now webscriptions and Amazon seem to be coexisting quite well.

I think they can and should coexist, because it allows everyone to be a writer; but more importantly in many ways, on their own terms.

Rather, the consensus seemed to be that digital and print are coexisting quite nicely, and several panelists questioned whether it was even worthwhile to make the distinction any more.

Ideally, of course, they will sell to both the hard - cores and the more casual readers, but that depends on digital and the direct market finding a way to coexist.

I think print will be with us for a long time, but it will coexist along with more and more digital.