Sentence examples for a human road from inspiring English sources

This image by Hara Woltz [ 8], a conservation biologist from Columbia University (US), was taken while researching ecological interactions between species and landscapes in the archipelago, and depicts a Galápagos tortoise (Chelonoidis nigra) on Santa Cruz Island utilizing a human road.

Another faithful member of the human road show is Helicobacter pylori, a bacterium that inhabits half the stomachs in the world.

The human road scene assessment method described in Chapter 3 fits into a series of similar experiments mentioned in Chapter 2. The authors think that the image classification in Chapter 4 adds a new element using a relatively simple tool.

The oldest dated human road work in Great Britain is the Sweet Track, constructed across the Somerset Levels with wooden planks in the 39th century BCE.

One of the oldest dated human road work in Britain is the Sweet Track, constructed across the Somerset Levels with wooden planks in the 39th century BC, partially on the route of the even earlier Post Track.

Theirs is a world without humans – ancient posters and scraps of newsprint inform the animals of rising floodwaters, and a mass homo sapiens exodus to Mars – and without human roads, many of which are still drowned.

Even with driving capability at the level of the best human drivers, not all collisions are avoidable, due to laws of physics and the somewhat unpredictable actions of human road-users.

Some of it was comic - he proposed an electric car powered by a battery that "lasts as long as a human bladder: on road trips, when it's time for you to discharge, it can recharge".

Three of five seropositive rodents were therefore trapped in environments frequented by humans (road borders and peridomestic environments).

As the villagers formed a human chain across the road, the police moved in, pushing their way through the crowd.

The decision will help Google's application to take a car that has "no need for a human driver" onto the road.