Sentence examples for historical human from inspiring English sources

For most historical human societies, these covers would have reflected the actual median age, though not the looks or health, of the society as a whole.

But how to explain the paralyzing resistance to climate change action, where the risks approach existential peaks unseen in historical human experience?

"This shows that in human experience, at least historical human experience, we don't know what this climate system is capable of," Dr. Steig said.

It was almost a relief to glimpse a discarded polythene bag in one photograph, a residue of ordinary – rather than epic and historical – human behaviour.

During the Mid-Late Holocene period, erosion fluxes and landscape disturbances are always associated with prehistorical and historical human activities and amplified by climatic oscillations.

We discuss our results in light of historical human persecution and suggest that beaver activity patterns continue to be influenced by ghosts of predators past.

She eventually consents, and finally finds in the film an insightful view into historical Human-Vulcan relations.

"The real power comes from people — grass-roots action," Chabbott said, ticking off historical human-rights victories, like the end of slavery in the United States.

Eggleston added that if the historical humans had been animated and slightly caricaturized, then the audience would not have recognized how serious their devolution was.

While the hunter-gatherers of pre-historical humans generally had adequate nutrition, throughout human history there have been periodic famines in all continents with, in some cases, the loss of millions of lives [ 30- 33].

Throughout historical times, human habitation in the Near East was limited by its arid climate to sites with strategic advantages.