Sentences with phrase «form symbiotic relationships»

But one thing's for sure, the discovery means rewriting textbooks to add salamanders to a short list of organisms, including coral and bacteria, that form symbiotic relationships with plants.

These include bacteria that form symbiotic relationships with clams and the bizarre gutless worm called Osedax, also known as the «zombie» worm.

Regan ties it all together: «The sheep's head mushrooms form symbiotic relationships with oak trees — which produce acorns.»

In order to fully grasp the complexities of how symbiotic microbes might affect evolution, Bordenstein said, the fields of microbiology and evolutionary biology will have to form a symbiotic relationship of their own.

In the Fear Free practice, trainers and veterinary professionals form a symbiotic relationship for the benefit of the patient's health.

Just as it seemed the annihilation of mankind was imminent, a boy named Ichiya Amakaze defeated a Gigant with the help of a mysterious power called the Yorigami, which is essentially the capability to wield mighty, sentient weapons that form a symbiotic relationship with their host.

Further, many believe bitcoin and precious metals are forming a symbiotic relationship.

We discuss how schools can form a symbiotic relationship with families to make a compounding positive difference in the attitudes and actions of youth.

Coparenting relations may affect child anxiety either directly (e.g., child - related disagreements may induce anxiety in the child by creating an insecure environment) or via parenting behavior (e.g., if one parent does not feel supported by the other parent he or she may become more negative toward the child, or perhaps compensate by forming a symbiotic relationship with the child).

Not exact matches

As true as it is, there is much more to be said about the symbiotic relationship that forms when holding baby close throughout the day and night.

Members of the bean family (legumes) and some other kinds of plants form mutualistic symbiotic relationships with nitrogen fixing bacteria.

In the end, it was evident that free sites and paid sites have a form of symbiotic relationship which serves to advance the dating industry as a whole.

The pair — supervillain and superhero — form a fine yin - and - yang, and their banter suggests a shared pleasure in the symbiotic relationship.

There are some interesting models developing to encourage primary school conversions, including forming primary academy clusters with shared management and forging symbiotic relationships with neighbouring secondary academies.

These give off oxygen which the coral polyps breathe; the algae, in turn absorb the carbon dioxide which the polyps give off, forming thus a genuine symbiotic relationship.

Reduced color palettes and the repetition of simple geometric forms, as well as industrial materials that have a symbiotic relationship to architecture, create new mash - ups that mix formal rigor with sensuality, subjectivity, personal narrative, and contemporary sexual politics.

The studio pioneered the concept of «designer as author,» publishing books as projects in which content and form evolved and developed into what the studio called a symbiotic relationship.

The disciplines of art and architecture traditionally enjoy a symbiotic relationship, and the parallels run deep between the conception and realization of an architectural project and the Space / / Form exhibition itself.

Complex relationships form among elements: symbiotic, parasitic, and predator - prey.

Exploring two of the oldest subject matters in contemporary form, the artists featured in this exhibition individually illustrate the human figure and our physical landscape — and subsequently, the symbiotic relationship between the two.

«This symbiotic relationship offers us all new ideas and new forms in a place structured for thoughtful examination.»

That symbiotic, but at times antagonist, relationship forms the pillar of the current music industry.

Yes, broadcasters and cable (and satellite companies) are distinct entities but I would argue they form part of the same eco-system that some style the «TV industrial complex» — and while they are frequently antagonists, the relationship is also symbiotic and serves to preserve the same unwanted bundle of channels system that is foisted on viewers.