The phrase "a couple of human" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "a couple of humans."
Example: "I saw a couple of humans walking their dogs in the park."
Alternatives: "a few people" or "a pair of individuals."
He'd done a couple of human, life-sized forms.
With characteristic determination, Chris and Alan eventually found a new oncogene in a couple of human cancer samples.
There's more, including a couple of human villains (Allison Janney and Thomas Haden Church), but not all that much.
A couple of human workers were needed for now to help unload and load the trucks as they came and went with the inventory, and four or so mechanics were kept on staff to service the bots when they needed it (because "shit happens").
If it doesn't, an eavesdropper might be listening in.Mr Zimmermann notes that by "dragging a couple of human brains into the protocol", Silent Circle makes it impossible for an interloper to predict when the people in a conversation will perform the verification step or how they will perform it, and so pre-arrange a convincing impersonation.
More than seven years after IBM Watson beat a couple of human Jeopardy! champions, the company has continued to make hay with the brand.
Cells more than around 200 micrometres — a couple of human-hair widths — away from a source of nutrients quickly die, so creating a realistic vascular system will be necessary if researchers are to successfully build organs.
And he offered a couple of human-interest items: Megan Fairchild and Andrew Veyette, the lead couple of this "Danses Concertantes" performance, had become engaged, and Mr. Angle had throughout the summer watched Tiler Peck, Ana Sophia Scheller, Sterling Hyltin and Amar Ramasar rehearsing and dancing "Who Cares?" in different situations, once at 3 a.m.
Difficult to describe without spoilers, but I can say there are multiple narrators — including a vampire and a couple of humans — and we do get (it's about time, some readers might feel) a werewolf Origin Myth.
This study demonstrates that human PLP1 intron 1 contains several positive transcriptional regulatory elements as well as a couple of human-specific alternatively spliced exons that are utilized in an oligodendroglial cell line (Oli-neu) of mouse origin.
MoGo, a program developed by researchers from the University of Paris, has even beaten a couple of strong human players on the smaller of these boards—unthinkable a year ago.
