Sentence examples for human apparatus from inspiring English sources

Forty years ago, Jep wrote a book, "The Human Apparatus," which made his name a name that he has lived and thrived on ever since, contenting himself with spurts of journalism.

His method was based on a doctrine that he himself called "a Copernican revolution" in philosophy (by analogy with the shift from geocentrism to heliocentrism in cosmology): the assumption that objects must conform to human knowledge or to the human apparatus of knowing rather than that human knowledge must conform to objects.

They are not, in this sense, built into human cognitive apparatus.

Light Flashes are abnormal visual sensations caused by the interaction of high energy particles with the human visual apparatus.

It is a reflection of how the human cognitive apparatus works, and in all probability has its roots deep in our evolutionary history.

This pretty much disproves the hypothesis that the difficulty that English speakers have in naming odors is due to the impoverished nature of the human olfactory apparatus.

Later, however, he saw that it is of the essence of colour to require cooperation between the physical behaviour of light and the human perceptual apparatus.

For the communication disorders program at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Mich., Dr. Glover created a plastinated bisected head and neck, which affords a cutaway view of the human vocal apparatus.

To accomplish this, Rumsfeld has begun an unprecedented drive to build a Pentagon-based human intelligence apparatus that could one day rival the CIA's clandestine case officer program.

The human sensory apparatus, however, is often not delicate enough to perceive slow and gradual changes in motion; also, when motion changes are abrupt, the sense organs tend to overestimate the degree of change.

The tympanic membrane is a key component of the human auditory apparatus which is a complex biomechanical system, devoted to sound reception and perception.