Sentence examples similar to a setting of human from inspiring English sources

"It's more alive than a set of human bones," she finished.

Clever industrial robots can quickly "learn" a set of human actions.

Otherwise, they're a set of human talking points in period costume.

She rushed to his side when he began screaming: out of the snow, right on the bank of the river, he could see a set of human toes.

The Parliament approved a set of human rights measures intended to persuade the European Union to begin membership talks with the country as early as next year.

THE price of sequencing a person's genome — putting in order all three billion base pairs of DNA in a set of human chromosomes — keeps dropping.

Dr. Foley said that in explaining the evolution of human social institutions, "there must be both a set of human behavioral propensities, shaped by selection, and a pattern of historically specific developments" like population density and available resources.

The cost of sequencing a human genome — all three billion bases of DNA in a set of human chromosomes — plunged to $10,500 last July from $8.9 million in July 2007, according to the National Human Genome Research Institute.

Finally, preliminary results, taken at the carotid site of a set of human volunteers, are shown.

A set of human factors analysis tools were developed which encompassed violations, errors and aspects of safety culture.

That label was applied after the service was reportedly used by a set of human rights lawyers who were arrested by the government on Friday.