Privacy and non-natural use of property were also cited as grounds.

For better or worse, non-natural, temporary colours tend not to stay in the hair very long, except black.

At least one author recommends never picking them in non-natural landscapes for this reason.

The idea is to stimulate the system using a non-natural stimulus with certain properties.

There is no objective universal test of what is non-natural.

You must not burn non-natural farm waste, such as plastic and tyres, in the open.

About nine percent of Americans choose natural oral hygiene products over the non-natural commercial ones.

Lawton J. refused to regard this as a non-natural use of land.

It is not uncommon for Bumblebees to become introduced into a novel (non-natural) environment.

Non-natural meaning, on the other hand, had to do with the intentions of the speaker in communicating something to the listener.

The acceptability of non-natural properties, however, is strongly debated in present day philosophy.

As mentioned above, ethical realists that are non-natural can appeal to God's purpose for man.

Farmland is essentially a non-natural environment that has been deliberately cleared to make way for agriculture.

In the 20th century, democide passed war as the leading cause of non-natural death (according to Rummel).

They use synthetic materials in ways which suggest a genetics of the non-natural world, as if they have already written nature off.

Are young children naturally inclined to find non-natural concepts which do straddle these categories relatively difficult to learn?

He is a critic of molecular cuisine, in particular its use of non-natural ingredients.

Fully folded proteins can be combined in novel ways to generate specific non-natural outcomes.

This was the greatest single loss of American civilian life in a non-natural disaster until the September 11, 2001 attacks.

As Professor Newark has pointed out, the courts now understand non-natural user in the latter sense.

The faculty is attuned to those non-natural properties.

It is a derivative of the (non-natural) amino acid ethylenediaminetetraacetate.

The active site of the synthetase is modified to accept only the non-natural amino acid.

To do this, Grice distinguishes between two kinds of non-natural meaning:

All other terrestrial motions were non-natural, or violent.

Not only was this a nonnatural cut into the cliff side, but it bore a reading for ancient remains.

We tool-using types are very good at creating nonnatural recipes for disaster.

Traffic accidents are the leading cause of nonnatural death for Americans overseas, according to the State Department.

These primitive concepts are characterized as supernatural, with a decidedly nonnatural or nonmechanical tone.

For example, he touted "nonnatural natural products," which he said, "is going to be a new way that we discover drugs" to kill cancer cells.

Personally, I let only one nonnatural scent touch my body - eau de Mennen.

That transporter-type radiation can be coming only from a nonnatural source, which means an intelligent life form somewhere nearby, which may mean an inhabited planet.

These modifications involve changes to the peptide that will not occur naturally (such as altered backbones and the incorporation of nonnatural amino acids).

Road accidents are "the largest cause of nonnatural death among U.S. citizens overseas," said Betsy L. Anderson, a senior consular official at the State Department.

Some have called this approach "methodological supernaturalism", which means belief in a transcendent, nonnatural dimension of reality inhabited by a transcendent, nonnatural deity.

The idea behind nonnatural natural products, Dr. Klausner said, is the realization that half of all the drugs on the market come from a single group of bacteria, the Streptomycetaceae.

One nonnatural wonder, however, is the most distinctive feature of the 45,000-square-foot display, whose formal name is Camp Jeep New York, a $1 million promotional celebration of vehicular branding.

This methodology makes the introduction of both natural and nonnatural amide functionalities at C-2 possible and more importantly with glycosidic bond formation at the same time in a one-pot procedure (Scheme 5).

According to Flanagan, "The 'old mysterians' were dualists who thought that consciousness cannot be understood scientifically because it operates according to nonnatural principles and possesses nonnatural properties."

Although a scruffy-looking decoy might attract more fish, the bright, nonnatural colors that appear on many venerable decoys probably were used because they worked better - in a specific location at a specific time - says Kimball.

F NMR is also useful if nonnatural nucleotides such as 2'-fluoro-2'-deoxyadenosine are incorporated into the nucleic acid strand, as natural nucleic acids do not contain any fluorine atoms.

The second stage, from around three to eight years of age, is characterized by a mix of this type of magical, animistic, or "nonnatural" conceptions of causation and mechanical or "naturalistic" causation.

In addition, when synthesizing nonnatural peptide analogs, which are base-sensitive (such as depsipeptides), the t-Boc protecting group is necessary, because Fmoc SPPS uses a base to deprotect the α-amino group.

This conjunction of natural and nonnatural causal explanations supposedly stems from experience itself, though Piaget does not make much of an attempt to describe the nature of the differences in conception; in his interviews with children, he asked questions specifically about natural phenomena.