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Meanings of life form in English
Any contiguous alive physical entity; entity or being that is living; an individual living thing, such as one animal, plant, fungus, or bacterium.
Synonyms
Examples for "organism"
Examples for "organism"
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In fact, biologists tend to use the terms 'organism' and 'individual' interchangeably.
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Methods and results: Paper includes remarks about nitric oxide physiology in organism.
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It was the great human outworking; the organism of the mighty many.
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The food enzyme is free from viable cells of the production organism.
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Evolutionary adaptation thus suggests an extremely fine attunement between organism and environment.
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Every living thing is animated by power and has power to use.
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It was without question the ugliest living thing Gentle had ever seen.
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Not a single living thing will survive, not even animals or plants.
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You said the oneness is touched by every living thing there is.
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They'll make every living thing we need, once we do our Job.
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The Professor liked to believe every living organism possessed a unique talent.
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Proteins are reckoned to be the key actors in a living organism.
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They haven't tried to build an entire living organism from catalogue parts.
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Human society is a living organism, working mechanically, like any other organism.
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The League was treated as a living organism before it existed.
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When randomized, they self-selected into a pattern resembling the microscopic structures of a biological organism.
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Trace fossils indicate a biological organism's activity, which is directly related to its ecology and environment.
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If biology and chemistry were so interchangeable, could a molecule concocted in a flask affect the inner workings of a biological organism?
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A virus is the simplest biological organism, merely consisting of a small number of genes (DNA) sheathed in a protective protein coat.
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Cultural traits, like biological organisms, take part in an endless struggle for existence.
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For example, the construction industry has a negative perception of living organisms.
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Biological properties; the work of very minute living organisms in the soil.
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Lecithin is therefore crucial to the normal functioning of all living organisms.
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As with other living organisms, a certain amount of manure was required.
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Evolution can be studied on the population level only with living organisms.
Usage of life form in English
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We have long felt that sperm is a particularly vulnerable life form.
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It's a biological form, a genuine life form, though artificial in origin.
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Midichlorians are a microscopic life form that resides within all living cells.
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In other words he was a carbon-based life form descended from an ape.
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I liked the idea of possessing my own artificial life form.
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It was the alien life form they were principally concerned with.
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They are not a strange life form; they are Zarathustran mammals.
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Because in Korea, homosexuals are lower than any other life form.
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We owe them that much, as a fellow life form on this Earth.'
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They can't stand knowing that somewhere a life form flourishes without their permission.
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The cell was revived, prompting hyperbolic cries of the first synthetic life form.
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Why doesn't the age-slowing life form show up on blood tests?
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An alien life form. She paused and took a deep breath.
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Our immortal child... the life form of maybe millions of years ahead in time.
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But you don't have to look far to see those doubts in real- life form.
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Then came what some media outlets called his creation of a new life form.
Translations for life form
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