Sentence examples for biological limits from inspiring English sources

Or are they simply normal people who overcame their biological limits through sheer force of will and obsessive training?

Such theories have an obvious appeal: attributing failures of willpower to our fixed biological limits justifies our procrastination as well as our growing waistlines.

The crux of this model is that our species works within biological limits to efficiently filter massive environmental complexity.

John and Ken examine the prospects for transcending the biological limits of the human mind with Anna Salamon from the Singularity Institute for Artificial Intelligence.

In animals biological limits are already clear: turkeys are so bloated that they can no longer walk; chickens grow so quickly that they suffer stress fractures.

She cited the gold-standard International Council for the Exploitation of the Sea, which classed all French and European Union deep-sea catch as beyond safe biological limits.

But he seemed to have reached his biological limit: 5 feet 8 inches tall, 150 pounds.

"I don't see any absolute biological limit on human age," he says, arguing that cellular immortality – in effect running the clock backwards – should be possible.

It's the conviction that there is something valuable in the body-memory of slamming up against a biological limit – of running out of chances – something we all need to learn.

These three countries are blessed with rich soil, good rainfall, long summer days, sophisticated agricultural science and all the fertiliser they need, so if yields are no longer increasing, then crops may be reaching their biological limit.

"It could be that we are hitting some sort of a biological limit," he said, in which "all those who are genetically predisposed to being obese already are".