Sentence examples for human artefacts from inspiring English sources

For the intricacies found in human artefacts cannot compare to the morass of molecules within each one of the trillions of cells in your body.

Gillespie said that modern DNA analysis techniques meant that any other human artefacts recovered could now be swabbed for the tiniest traces of DNA and compared to the Earhart family sample.

The stone tools were unearthed from sediments that are thought to have been laid down either 840,000 or 950,000 years ago, making them the oldest human artefacts ever found in Britain.

(c) The site of the oldest known human artefacts in the USA.33 "A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm".

If these components of modern human artefacts are sufficiently common, possible to preserve and widely distributed, they will prove extremely accurate fossil indicators of geological time.It turns out that thanks to modern human nature, they are remarkably widely distributed.

The immense diversity of human artefacts, their rate of evolution, and the vast acceleration in that rate during the past 60 or so years is without precedent in the Earth's geological record—"It's the trace-fossil equivalent of the Cambrian explosion," says Dr Zalasiewicz.

His photographs are the final proof that a stupendous human artefact has been lost forever.

That would make it the most valuable human artefact (by weight) ever sold, says the auction house.

Once the Bible came to be regarded as a human artefact, religious stories could be seen as literature especially by those for whom literature is a religion.

A concrete, tangible human artefact ("brick") is used to elucidate and condensate a complicated biological idea.

We had better not choose a human artefact, for the inference, even if sound, would then establish nothing about God.