Sentence examples for constancy of human from inspiring English sources

The changes that account for obesity in the modern world reside in the modern world, not in the relative constancy of human physiology.

Notwithstanding the technological distance, yet not surprising for the constancy of human nature, error categories and mechanisms established in the study of the work of amanuensis monks still apply to the modern curation of biological databases.

It is worth noting that by pointing out this constancy of humans' biological and genetic identity, the Council of Europe did not differentiate between the status of the human being in prenatal stages of development with the status of the person (Reuter 2000).

Maybe they have marveled at the constancy of the human condition, the ceaseless toil at building homely joys, the shrines of luxury and pride.

What's being copied here is the constancy of the human condition.

And that's something, the constancy of the man".

If citizenship requires some modicum of constancy and stability in social life, however, did not recent changes in the temporal and spatial conditions of human activity bode poorly for political participation?

T. Horiuchi et al.'s paper proposes a novel tone mapping algorithm incorporating the mechanisms of global adaptation and local adaptation in the algorithm to imitate brightness constancy in Human Vision System.

Lincoln Memorial, stately monument in Washington, D.C., honouring Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States, and "the virtues of tolerance, honesty, and constancy in the human spirit".

The color constancy property of the human visual system allows the perceived color to remain relatively constant at different color temperatures [2].

Benjamin Disraeli once said, 'The secret of success is constancy of purpose.' My gift is this very constancy.