The company is also working with a maker of infrared cameras that detect the blood-water content of human skin.
The ongoing debate about the nature and content of human rights reflects, after all, a struggle for power and for favoured conceptions of the "good society".
The Gnostics invented complex cosmogonies in order to remove the true God from responsibility for the evils of matter, release from which was the content of human salvation.
Regions may be defined in terms of single or multiple features or in terms that approach the total content of human occupancy of an area.
The fact that the content of human rights has been broadly defined should not be taken to imply that the three generations of rights are equally accepted by everyone.
Religions, for instance, always venerated the human mind in the guises of various gods, and art presented the human ability to shape the world in the form of objects whose form manifested in historically specific ways this content of human mental freedom.
Thus, at various stages of modern history, the content of human rights has been broadly defined, not with any expectation that the rights associated with one generation would or should become outdated upon the ascendancy of another, but expansively or supplementally.
The history of the content of human rights reflects evolving and conflicting perceptions of which values or capabilities stand, at different times and through differing lenses, most in need of responsible attention and, simultaneously, humankind's recurring demands for continuity and stability.
To determine whether the high lipid content of human follicular fluid influences oocyte maturation.
The protein content of human serum was digested with the IMER and with in-solution digestion.
This approach takes advantage of the content of human instructions to save computation time and improve robustness.
