Sentence examples for boundary of human from inspiring English sources

Still, checking off a to-do list is hardly the far boundary of human happiness.

It is my belief, and it is the message of Julian Guthrie's book, for which I have written the afterword, that there is no boundary of human endeavour.

He divides his account of the 'impossible' into three sections: Class 1 impossibilities, currently impossible technologies which never the less "do not violate the known laws of physics"; Class 2 impossibilities that lie at the boundary of human knowledge, and may not be possible for centuries or even millennia; Class 3 impossibilities which violate the known laws of physics.

In order to solve the problem of the structure in repaired region, we have to add the original background information around the boundary of human object.

We cannot explain this contrastive result, except to suggest that perhaps this experiment revealed a "boundary" of human speech perception ability.

But it should also be noted that only half of our experimental results were statistically significant, thus additional experiments which can verify our findings and investigate the "boundary" of human speech perception ability are needed.

Pushing the boundaries of human understanding.

"We're still exploring the outer boundaries of human ecology," he says.

"We have gone beyond the boundaries of human enterprise and innovation," Modi said, as scientists celebrated.

"In testing the boundaries of human capabilities and technologies, we are standing on the shoulders of giants.

And the existing genetic data testify that known DNA variations do not respect the boundaries of human groups.