Sentences with phrase «create new life forms»

The title of the show comes from Stephen Greenblatt's book of the same name which examines ancient theories about how falling atoms sometimes swerve to create new life forms.

The central goal of synthetic biology is to create new life forms and functions1, and the most general route to this goal is the creation of semi-synthetic organisms whose DNA harbours two additional letters that form a third, unnatural base pair.

With scientists working to create new life forms and amateur biology clubs springing up nationwide, it stands to reason that the U.S. security community would be concerned that one rogue researcher or one innocent error might create a grave problem.

Scientists continue to wonder whether they will ever be able to create new life forms from scratch, or at least simulate life's self - assembling capabilities.

This upheaval can at first find no other expression than the religious, for before man creates new life forms, he creates a new relation to life itself, a new meaning of life.

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Topher So what is your opinion on a team of scientists creating a thriving, self replicating new form of life without the necessity of god?

It will renew us all through the new forms of cultural life it is already creating.

However, computers, cars and modes of tranportation, new life forms we create in a lab, evolve as well.

But our need is to go further, to create new psychic and social forms to enable us to reclaim not only our technologies, but our very imaginations, in the service of the continuity of life.

We need to take responsibility for our ritual lives by reviving, reclaiming, and restoring our ritual forms and if they are irrecoverable, create new ones.

Not only does cyberspace create its own particular forms of life, but it contributes an extraordinary form of space that is indispensable to the new form of global socio - economy that looks likely to dominate the twenty - first century.»

We have proven the possibility of what many here claim to be myth - that is an intelligence purposely creating / designing a new life form that did NOT occur from natural evolution.

We hold these truths to be self - evident; that all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; that whenever any form of government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it, and to institute new government, laying its foundations on such principles, and organizing its powers in such form, as to them seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness.

The fossil record tells us that God has created all of life as we see it now (the fossil record shows extremely long periods of stable species, then new fully formed species appear.

Then, Dolan argues, Carroll understood the importance of creating a «republican» form of Catholicism in which the Church would absorb the new national experiment in democracy into its own internal life.

But once we get past that — once we understand what genetic diseases we can deal with — when we start thinking about the future, there's an opportunity to create some new life - forms.

But researchers dream of being able to create truly elastic electronic components — soft circuit systems that can act more like live cells, moving around autonomously and communicating with each other to form new circuits rather than being stuck in one configuration.

The most ancient of these technologies created new forms of life.

In his new book, Venter introduces readers to a future of precise biological engineering, guided by DNA and targeted to create life forms never before thought possible.

Once we have the power to create new life - forms, how will we benefit?

Through recent work by the same team at UCL, this issue was resolved by creating a new tree of life for placental mammals, including these early forms, which was described in a study published in Biological Reviews yesterday.

It introduces many modifications to a genome simultaneously, opening up the possibility of designing novel genomes — in essence, creating new forms of life.

From a physics perspective, everything that future life may want to create — from habitats and machines to new life - forms — is simply elementary particles arranged in some particular way.

If we could do the same with DNA and the other chemicals of life, we could create a huge variety of novel creatures or transform ourselves into astonishing new forms.

That rich and vivid fantasy life I had — even as a teenager — is exactly what I use now in creating new forms of mathematics and new equations» (see box).

New data support the proposition that two ancient forms of life merged to create the first complex cell.

After all green plants and plankton oxygenated the early atmosphere of Earth, creating an environment that allowed new life forms to emerge.

This new synthetic life form created with the modified genome is unique and can not be compared to other natural life forms.

Their brains form new neural pathways, and these create the basis for behaviors that stick with them throughout their lives.

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To be ready for college, workforce training, and life in a technological society, students need the ability to gather, comprehend, evaluate, synthesize, and report on information and ideas, to conduct original research in order to answer questions or solve problems, and to analyze and create a high volume and extensive range of print and nonprint texts in media forms old and new.

While marginalized and misunderstood by many, creativity is fundamental to modern life, as it requires both deep knowledge and playful use of that knowledge to create new connections, products, solution paths, and forms of expression.

Shelter Animals Count is a new, collaborative initiative formed by a diverse group of stakeholders to create and share a national database of sheltered animal statistics, providing facts, and enabling insights that will save even more lives in years to come.

Shelter Animals Count is a new national organization formed by a diverse group of partners focused on creating and sharing a national database of sheltered animal statistics, providing facts and enabling insights that will help shelters save lives.

Shelter Animals Count is a new, collaborative initiative formed by a diverse group of stakeholders to create and share a national database of sheltered animal statistics, providing facts, and enabling insights that will save lives.

Because numbers count, Shelter Animals Count is a new, collaborative initiative formed by a diverse group of stakeholders to create and share a national database of sheltered animal statistics, providing facts, and enabling insights that will save lives.

People have been clamoring for a new Banjo - Kazooie game for quite some time, especially with the previous game in the series not living up to many fan's standards, many of the original creators formerly employed at Rare behind the franchise have come together to create the spiritual successor to the series in the form of Yooka - Laylee.

In 2017 we saw EA Sports breathe new life into the FIFA series by using a new engine, adding new game mechanics in certain game modes, and even creating a brand new game mode in the form of «The Journey».

This new IP takes things in a slightly different direction to that as your tasked with building worlds & hopefully creating new forms of life.

As part of its first ever year - long season City Now City Future, which explores the joys, frustrations and evolution of global cities and our lives within them, the museum is on the hunt for creative people, groups or organisations to research, create and deliver a brand new project that will form part of the season's activity in Spring 2018.

As a product of Globalization, born in London to Cypriot parents, and now living in New York, Petros Chrisostomou explores the idea of the indigenous habitat, by creating these boxes from which to work in, and juxtaposing these items to form connections and disconnections.

His environments offer to take us to a place of limbo, where memories, impressions, and emotions exist beyond a world defined by the totality of conventional relationships and imbue art with the potential to create new forms of life to match the contemporary world of devalued knowledge and truth.

Upon his return to New York City, Stamos affirmed his commitment to the exploration of abstraction and continued to create works guided by his firm belief that «for the painter there exists a spiritual power, which communicates life and meaning to material forms, and... he must achieve this power before taking part in the elaboration of forms.»

Hershman Leeson's female cyborgs and AI projects explore seduction, the performance of gender, and the tantalizing idea of creating new life - forms and reproducing ourselves, touching on the utopic and dystopic scenarios inherent in both.

Her four previous books form a permanent record of the temporary habitats that Manhattan's homeless individuals created for themselves in public parks, vacant lots, abandoned buildings, along the waterfronts and beneath the city's streets: The Tunnel: The Underground Homeless of New York City (Yale Press and Schirmer / Mosel, Germany); Fragile Dwelling (Aperture); Transitory Gardens, Uprooted Lives, co-authored with Diana Balmori (Yale Press); and Glass House (Penn State Press).

But her scenes of domestic life carry deep complexities in both form and content, tracing the artist's personal history as an immigrant, as a woman, and as an artist to create arresting depictions of intimate life: whether it's a shared quiet moment with her husband (Her Widening Gyre, 2011) or a table set for tea (Tea Time in New Haven, Enugu, 2013).

In an era of programmable DNA when human organs can be printed and banked, limbs regenerated and new life forms created daily, who will have the power to make decisions that affect us all?

Austin believed that what he called contemporary «living things» — «pictures, sculpture, architecture, decorative arts, even music and movies» — must take their places beside great works of the past because «we must surely seek to live in the present and try to create the new forms which are to be our legacy to the future.»

Höller's art takes the form of proposals for radical, new ways of living by creating sculptures and diagrams for visionary architecture as well as transportation alternatives, such as his renowned slide installations.