Sentence examples for different aspects of human from inspiring English sources

One of the four different aspects of human nature.

Alve was particularly attracted to Suhrawardi Uddyan, where, he said, "different aspects of human life melt down".

Its eight chapters deal with different aspects of human life and behaviour.

"In my laboratory work I'm interested in how different aspects of human cognition and emotion fit together," he explains.

The metabolic diseases that result from inborn defects involve different aspects of human metabolism, including the handling of amino acids, lipids, carbohydrates, and nucleic acids.

Turner arranges his history of spices thematically, in a series of lively essays on their role in different aspects of human endeavor, such as exploration (Columbus was looking for cinnamon when he discovered America) and love (a fifteenth-century tract prescribes an ointment of honey and ginger for "Increasing the Dimension of Small Members and Making Them Splendid").

We discuss and categorize different aspects of human-computer interfaces and then discuss to what extent the attributes of VR correspond to the needs of landscape representation.

To amplify this relationship it thus seems useful to search for the main dimensions reflecting different aspects of humans' quality of life influenced by sleep.

Why would we think that this exact same error, just concerning a different aspect of human nature (reciprocity and gratitude), would not damage our society, too?

As each test measures a somewhat different aspect of human pathophysiology, the comparative analysis is truly of a holistic nature.

The aim of this study was to investigate whether the non-pre-whitening (NPW) MO can be used to predict human observer performance in mammography-like images by including different aspects of the human visual system (HVS).