Meanings of nonliving in English

These are examples of the force of habit in nonliving matter.

He seems pretty clear on the difference between living and nonliving-

And there is an enormous amount of energy and motion passing through a nonliving, mechanical engine.

Wired.com talked to Spikins, co-author of The Prehistory of Compassion, about the feelings of humanity's closest nonliving relative.

The same root led to the word 'shit,' which of course means to separate living flesh from nonliving waste.

For while the nonliving act upon the endocrines directly, the living act upon the vegetative system, as a whole.

Call it creative nonliving fiction.

The figures in the other cylinders in the room were nonliving things whose molecules had been electromagnetically commanded to slow down.

As the living brain cannot conceive of a nonliving brain-althoughit may think it can-thefinite mind cannot grasp the infinite.

I mean, pretty much every nonliving surface in the place was completely covered in a layer of frost half an inch thick.

Water droplets are expected to be employed as animated soft matter to mimic the behaviours of both nonliving objects and small living organisms.

In this paper, we analyze the role of both B7-1 and B7-2 in the generation of CTLs to nonliving, exogenous Ag and to live virus.

"We're just trying to help her figure out how to affect nonliving organisms," Castle is saying.

"If you're helping her figure out how to destroy nonliving things, why do you need me?"