Sentence examples for figure of human from inspiring English sources
There's a different explanation of human complexity, which is simply that the new low-ball figure of human genes derived by Celera and consortium is a gross undercount.
A modernist figure, of human height and made from stacked cubes of weathered iron, the piece was installed right on the edge of the island, peering westwards over Lundy's dramatic natural landmark, Devil's Limekiln.
Figure 3 Shape of human visual MTF for luminance.
Medieval inventories record fantastic saltcellars incorporating figures of human beings and animals, some late examples of which survive.
Dr. Asefi is an artist who, at great personal risk, had disguised the figures of human beings in 80 oil paintings at the gallery by applying a veneer of watercolor paint over them.
Throughout the northern region, small carvings of birds, animals, and plants were typical sacred emblems; but in northeastern Arnhem Land, as nowhere else in Australia, large figures of human beings also were used in ritual and sometimes as grave markers.
Those figures of human species (usually males, who become increasingly hairless and light-skinned) marching boldly across the page have illustrated our evolution in many popular articles, but they have wrongly enshrined the view that evolution was simply a progression leading to us, its pinnacle and final achievement.
The first is that our understanding of Henry Darger, who has become not only the face and star of outsider art, but also a shamanistic ghost-figure of human society, has only begun.
Conde — the country's first freely elected president — has been accused by opposition figures of human rights abuses. .
The archaeological museum has a collection of menhirs (prehistoric monoliths) cut in the form of human figures and of Roman artifacts from the nearby ancient city of Luni.
(B ) Size-exclusion chromatograms from Figure 2E of human or murine Crm1 assembled with Rev-RRE and RanGTP with fractions used for determining stoichiometry marked with an asterisk.
