Sentence examples for charting of human from inspiring English sources
"He brought an academic rigor to the measurement and charting of human growth, and with that a flexible understanding of what the term normal encompasses," said Stephen S. Hall, the author of "Size Matters: How Height Affects the Health, Happiness, and Success of Boys — and the Men They Become".
At least it taught him what female genitalia looked like, which was a sight more demystifying than the wall charts of human plumbing they gave them at school by way of sex education.
Those theories that suggest that Hitler was a madman completely off the charts of human behavior allow us to shrug him off as a horrible anomaly, while other theories, which suggest that he was not consciously evil, enable us to ignore his darkest implications about human nature.
Figure 1 Flow chart of human detection.
Chart of human anatomy with circulator system was described to make the patients aware to locate the different organ system in the body and the supply of blood to these organs via blood vessels.
A diabetic kit (including glass tubings, chart of human anatomy with circulatory system, daily medication calendar and calendar of antidiabetic medicines) was made especially for T2G (PC + Diabetic kit group) patients to explain about anatomical and physiological relationship of diabetes and its impact on physiological system.
He is monomaniacal in his attentions, charting the course of human history in the reflection of a razor.
A chart of the human brain, three feet high by five feet wide, was introduced as evidence, and displayed in front of Judge Muir's bench.
Leonardo envisaged the great picture chart of the human body he had produced through his anatomical drawings and Vitruvian Man as a cosmografia del minor mondo ("cosmography of the microcosm").
Then she read Steven Pinker's Better Angels of Our Nature, which charts the evolution of human violence.
