Her "skill set" -- the job required that she not only type well, but also look good and be mutely receptive, or, in the words of a 1924 Carnegie Institute of Technology survey, be "a diligent, faithful, human machine" -- was easy to sexualize.
They're created with complex engineering, and they're populated by heroes whether toys, humans, monsters, or feelings who are inventors, Rube Goldbergian geniuses, or, as in "Inside Out," diligent functions of the human brain.
They're created with complex engineering, and they're populated by heroes — whether toys, humans, monsters, or feelings — who are inventors, Rube Goldbergian geniuses, or, as in "Inside Out," diligent functions of the human brain.
And as you continue to expand your social skills, others will learn that New Yorkers are human and smart and diligent and fun.
Critical to the containment of a potential influenza pandemic is diligent surveillance for novel viruses in both human and animal populations using appropriate diagnostics; we must also monitor the viruses for changes that could signal increased virulence or transmissibility.
With apologies to the author, a translation: Heaven created no roads on earth, but humans found a way to walk, Diligent people walk the good path, while the lazy ones are stuck in the weeds.
In this time, I saw Graham as diligent writer, movie star, alcoholic, activist and ultimately imperturbable, impenetrable human being.
Few humans keep detailed genealogies for themselves, but they are diligent in recording every detail in the ancestry of their purebred animals.
Soberingly, IARC's diligent evaluation process of what can and what cannot cause cancer in humans would be blurred when equating group 1 (proven carcinogen) classifications with group 2A classifications, as recommended in the Asturias Declaration.
The collectors I spoke to say they are diligent about making sure the paperwork is in order when they buy and sell human remains.
