Sentence examples for codes of human from inspiring English sources

She perceived none of the usual rules and codes of human relationship.

The eggheads who populate the film may seem far removed from the procrastinating goofballs littering bars, beds and sofas in the director's earlier work, but Bujalski believes they too are trying to crack the codes of human interaction.

The provocative dancer-choreographer (who also travels in neo-burlesque circles as one-half of the Wau Wau Sisters) will be joined by wage laborers from various lines of work, as she dissects codes of human interaction and self-presentation.

History may recall it as P-A Day as it approaches in Park Slope, Brooklyn, the start of some sort of new world, a place with new laws, new codes of human conduct, as primitive and mysterious as the Planet of the Apes.

The molecular clock concept is based on an assumed regularity in the accumulation of tiny changes in the genetic codes of humans and other organisms.

(Think of Stuart Ressler, the young biologist in "The Gold Bug Variations" who falls apart when he fails to crack the code of human love).

Created in 1989, this special code of human rights consists of 54 articles setting forth the obligations of governments toward their children.

Alongside this financial dynamic in favour of mining corporations, the Australian Government has actively resisted historical attempts by the United Nations to legislate for a business code of human rights norms (Anderson & Landau 2006: p3).

Finally, fundamental enunciation also refers to the basic code of human conduct ("hanagu"), the genesis and development of different societies ("pudZiola"), the evolution of the human society ("luee"), the birth of the external world ("dZitsiradZio"), and the legendary war between the Good and Evil ("mulidZibu").

Cracking the code of human trafficking has never been more urgent.

This seems to fit perfectly with the "code of human civilization" I outlined above.