Sentence examples for built in human from inspiring English sources

"I think this is the most expensive museum ever built in human history," he joked.

"I think this is the most expensive museum ever built in human history," he said jokingly.

For instance, global transcription factors (TFs) combinatorial interaction maps were built in human and mouse [ 1] and developmental gene regulatory circuits were elucidated in the sea urchin embryo [ 2, 3].

"If you build in human interactivity from the beginning, it's safer than putting up all the fences and gates in the world," Sobalvarro told me.

Poppy is completely open source and will cost about $9,000 to build in human money but it should be free once the robots take over the economy.

This work presents a novel greenware, hSAGEing that provides a friendly gene expression mining interface for analysis, comparison, and visualization of the built-in human SAGE data.

Soon after my son was born I realized that version releases are actually built in to human development.

Smith clearly explains why many cognitive scientists believe this tendency is innate and then links it to another predisposition that seems "built in" to the human mind: our inclination to see living things in hierarchies, as in the "great chain of being" of medieval European Christians, with God at its perfect top, human beings above "higher" animals, and so on down to worms and plants.

We can work together to create a world built in understanding of human depth and uniqueness and not on shallow evaluation of appearance. 1. Don't make negative comments about a man's appearance and assume he doesn't care.

Many ethical interview question tests have safeguards built in to help human resources departments determine if a potential worker is cheating on a test or filling in answers randomly.

Barwick also made sure to build in important human rights safeguards.