Sentence examples for capacity culture from inspiring English sources

Kant calls the development of this capacity "culture," and takes it to require the acquisition both of specific abilities ("culture of skill") and of the ability to make choices without being influenced by the inclinations to enjoyment stemming from our animal nature ("culture of discipline").

For analysis of proteolytic capacity, culture supernatants of TUBO and TUBO-P2J cells were concentrated with Aquacide (Sigma) and diluted to a final protein concentration of 1 mg/ml, and then mixed with sample buffer containing sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS), glycerol, and bromophenol blue.

Hepatocytes have restricted proliferative capacity in culture and when cultured without matrix, lose the hepatocyte-specific gene expression and characteristic cellular micro-architecture.

In more recent history, this 'cumulative cultural adaptation' that our capacity for culture grants has been accelerated by the rise of archiving technology.

There is no viable candidate besides the WHO, but it lacks the capacity or culture required.

Around 200,000 years ago, the defining event in modern human evolution occurred when humans acquired the capacity for culture.

The biological evolution of Homo sapiens and the evolution of the capacity for culture that distinguishes humans from all other species are indistinguishable from one another.

None of which is to suggest that great art cannot emerge during eras of austerity, but the democratic capacity of culture certainly takes a hit when acquisitions falter and education departments close.

The giraffe's neck, peacock's tail, or the human's incredibly large brain and capacity for culture are the defining features of the phenotype.

He spent much of his first month in the job on holiday - a break that had long been planned after he had worked during the summer on the Olympics in his capacity as culture secretary.

It might be surprising, but our genes, in the form of our capacity for culture, have created in us a machine capable of greater cooperation, inventiveness and common good than any other on Earth.