Sentence examples for displaced human from inspiring English sources

Robots have once again gripped the nation's imagination, stoking fears of displaced jobs and perhaps even a displaced human race.

Displaced human workers are then reassigned to do more improvisational or intuitive work.

In many parts of the world, motor transport still has not displaced human and animal carriers and haulers in the movement of military supply.

IL-1 has been identified in herniated, displaced human discal tissue [ 23, 29, 30] but has not been investigated within the degenerate IVDs themselves.

Their discomfort and incarceration evokes the suffering of displaced human beings that Mekas is telling us about.

It is only necessary to consider how quickly A.T.M.'s displaced human bank tellers to have an idea of what could happen.

By way of redress, he proposes using the robot-derived savings, at least initially, to retrain the displaced humans for more sophisticated jobs that the robots can't (yet) do.

Chakotay was not the first Native American character to appear in the franchise, with "The Paradise Syndrome" in the third season of Star Trek: The Original Series showing a group of displaced humans from that culture.

Two of the time displaced humans returned in Star Trek literature, with Ralph Offenhouse appearing in The Next Generation novel Debtor's Planet as the Federation Ambassador to the Ferengi and again in the Star Trek: Destiny trilogy as the Secretary of Commerce for the Federation.

Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, for one, envisaged a dystopian future where ectogenesis displaced humans from reproduction, with dehumanized clones mass-produced on production lines like Henry Ford's Model-T (Wilson, 2005).

In fact, they began stealing our jobs a long time ago, displacing human workers in factories as early as the middle of the twentieth century.