Sentence examples for concentrations of humanity from inspiring English sources

Mauna Loa is the benchmark for CO2 measurement (and has been since 1958, see chart) because Hawaii is so far from large concentrations of humanity.

The concentration of humanity over a few thousand years left behind artifacts that give us insight into the past, including tools, buildings and even food.

Using a formula that measured both numbers of patients and the square footage available in which to squeeze them, Steven Davidson, the department chairman, once measured the concentration of humanity in terms of patients per square foot per year.

Further, industrialization and concentration of humanity in cities created new public health challenges that also required attention (Porter 1998).

Exactly like the great characters that you get in theater who are in a way some concentration of humanity.

I, sitting in the 2nd row in a fabulous seat, saw three short operas ('a concentration of humanity', as the director has written), each one the story of a woman in crisis.

The 60th anniversary of the liberation of the Nazi concentration camps has drawn attention once again to one of humanity's darker hours.

The con-centration of humanity brings work, which further intensifies the concentration.

Cities are hybrid socioeconomic-natural ecosystems that represent humanity's densest concentrations of people and their activities.

Concentration camps and death camps seemed to have contained some portion of the indistinguishable mass of humanity, faceless and nameless.

All of humanity has a stake in the future of coral reefs, which house one of the greatest concentrations of life on the planet.