The intense cold which visited the northern and central parts of Europe resulted in the annihilation of organic life in those countries.
Numerous proofs were discovered of the tranquil deposition of sedimentary matter, and the slow development of organic life.
He projected onorganic life a sociological idea, and showed that it fitted.
We are a long way from the intelligent regulation of conduct by a general principle, but we still find action adapted to the requirements of organic life.
We shall see on a following page that canals are efficient agencies in the unintentional interchange of organic life, vegetable as well as animal, between regions connected by such channels.
To find the earliest stages of organic life, as to find the early stages in the formation of a star, we must go far back into the remote past.
It is therefore probable that they have given rise to forms of organic life more or less analogous to those that we are acquainted with.
Defn: The fundamental forms of organic life, that are composed of two equal and symmetrical halves.
The deep-sea soundings show that life still exists there without the aid of sunlight and that there is no limit to the domain of organic life.
Our earth has gone through a long process of cooling before water, in liquid form (the first condition of organic life), could settle thereon.
At the lowest stage of organic life, in the chromacea, and many protophyta and lower metaphyta, we perceive only those movements of growth which are common to all organisms.
Naturalists have found, and probably will continue to find it impossible to form those groups into any series, the terms of which correspond to real gradations in the phenomenon of vegetative or organic life.
Now, organic life (the necessary condition of sensitive life) consisting in a continual state of decomposition and recomposition of the different organs and tissues, whatever incapacitates them for this decomposition destroys life.
Hence the command for the earth to bring forth both marine and land vegetation--the vegetation of the earth--before there was any similar command respecting either marine or land forms of organic life.
Mark the starting-point of his whole philosophy on this subject of organic life.
Here biology next steps in, with its splendid explanation of organic life, as due essentially to the secondary action of radiated solar energy on the outer crust of such a cooling and evolving planet.
Throughout the whole middle decades of the present age, the human mind in all its highest embodiments was eagerly searching, groping, and enquiring after a naturalistic explanation of the origin and progress of organic life.
Physical geography is not limited to elementary inorganic terrestrial life, but, elevated to a higher point of view, it embraces the sphere of organic life, and the numerous gradations of its typical development.
This is the typical and characteristic function of organic life.
It has been practically demonstrated that all organic life must be at least duplex if not multiplex in its constituent elements.
There are sixteen chemical elements absolutely essential to healthy human life, which are classified by physiological chemistry as the elements of organic life.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "organic life" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
