inorganically

"We will be looking for ways to grow organically and inorganically."

I won't ever advise anyone to do anything inorganically.

One is inorganically organic, the other almost bio-mechanical.

The Group has expanded inorganically through a series of acquisitions of former government agencies and of private companies.

This physical body of man, in its form a product of the ego organization, is the bearer of inorganically active forces.

It assumed reason as externally and inorganically as it had assumed Weston's body.

Organically enriched electrochemical process and / or inorganically a pozzolanic material for plant nutrition.

They want to use their precision techniques on samples from the meteorite as well as on magnetite crystals produced inorganically.

But something - maybe everything - is wrong in this inorganically Disneyesque world, populated exclusively by African-Americans and robots.

A third of these pages are devoted, as was the 1996 article from which they appear to have grown, inorganically, to Rose's having held court in her cubicle.

Mercury occurs inorganically as salts such as mercury(II) chloride.

Dr. Lollar has developed an isotope-based method for testing whether hydrocarbons have been made inorganically or through the heating of organic matter.

Proteinoids, or thermal proteins, are protein-like, often cross-linked molecules formed inorganically from amino acids.

The web of apparently free-floating cultural fragments that results can be hard to read and in Mr. Kumar's work sometimes feels inorganically pieced together.

Even so, his findings were disputed by Charles Doolittle Walcott, who claimed that the shapes in the rocks were concretions formed inorganically.

The computer animated bugs look fairly credible, which may be due in some small part to how inorganically metallic they are meant to look in the first place."

In the human physical organism these do not work in the same way as in lifeless nature outside man; but they work inorganically, that is to say, causing death.

For example, Lowenstam (1981) stated that "organisms are capable of forming a diverse array of minerals, some of which cannot be formed inorganically in the biosphere."

These inorganically formed calcrete limestones were formerly known as the Psammosteous Limestones but now known as the Bishop Frome limestone.

Where the subjects of Rubens's portraits look extroverted and unneurotic, Van Dyck's have a kind of neurasthenic grace, their bodies impossibly tall, their hands inorganically long.

Reared on the original Star Wars triptych, Lord of the Rings executive producer Mark Ordesky once opined that "the worst thing you can do is inorganically try to create a trilogy when one doesn't exist".

This model locates the "last universal common ancestor" (LUCA) within the inorganically formed physical confines of an alkaline hydrothermal vent, rather than assuming the existence of a free-living form of LUCA.

This process seems quite simple in comparison to other shell tissue; in some taxa, the crystal structure of the deposited minerals closely resembles the disordered nature of crystals that form inorganically, although more order is visible in other taxa.

Carbonyl sulfide has been observed in the interstellar medium (see also List of molecules in interstellar space) and in the atmosphere of Venus, where, because of the difficulty of producing COS inorganically, it is considered a possible indicator of life.