The phrase "human bundle" is not technically correct and it is not usually used in written English.
You could either use a phrase such as "group of people" or "cluster of humans" instead. For example, "The bustling streets were filled with a cluster of humans, each with a unique destination in mind."
Dorfman also notes that "The 'little human bundles' of Asturias's world end up destroying themselves, being disintegrated by the very forces that they themselves spoke".
They conclude with an explanation for the structure of The Descent of Man, which appears to be a book about human origins bundled with one about sexual selection, birds and butterflies fluttering through it.
For instance, Perry-Smith and Blum (2000) studied "work-family human resource bundles", and Christensen and Staines (1990) focused on flextime and examined whether it was a viable solution to work-family conflict.
These studies consider a series of work-family practices as HRM bundles using different terms such as family-friendly workplace practices (FFWP), work-family programs, and work-family human resource bundles (e.g. Bloom et al. 2011; Beauregard and Henry, 2009; Konrad and Mangel, 2000; Perry-Smith and Blum, 2000).
We show that after full optimization, the OCFS system can produce active rhGM-CSF, a four-helix bundle human cytokine with two disulfide bonds required for functional activity.
There was also a more extensive layer of perimysium surrounding human MR muscle bundles compared to rat MR muscle bundles (Fig. 1a, b).
In the past month, CNRP leaders have been summoned to court, human rights activists bundled into police vans, and "Freedom Park" – the capital's designated protest space – occupied by military police.
An AB is a semantic space where contact probability varies as a function of the dynamics of humans inside the bundle.
first phase as human resource management practice bundle, second phase as Kaizen (continuous improvement) as creativity and innovation practice bundle and then partially third health safety practice bundle.
