Sentence examples for human devising from inspiring English sources

In all of them an intensely idealized view of landscape is combined with architecture, contrasting the "irregular" forms of the natural world with the geometrically perfected shapes of human devising.

The good news is that the findings could help humans devise smarter weapons against the pests.

Not being bears, which gorge themselves on salmon each year and then live off their fat in hibernation, humans devised methods to extend the period in which they could enjoy this delicacy.

With our bigger and cleverer brains, Lieberman says, humans devised ways to be more energy efficient, by becoming more effective hunters, learning to cook our food, and sharing resources among larger groups.

This should come as no surprise: morality is an artifact of human culture, devised to help us negotiate social relations.

(For that matter, this is standard procedure in the method of human reproduction devised by God as well).

And, even harder to say in some ways, how can fallible human beings devise robust means of making sure that they are not repeated in some future crisis?

His mature imagery deals at least peripherally, subliminally, with the large and small ploys that human beings devise to keep afloat under the rain of damage that life spreads around so liberally.

A guidebook for economic heretics is the "Human Development Report", started by him in 1990 and published each year since.At its core is an index for human development devised by the ingenious Mr Haq which measures more subtly the attainments of nations than does gross national product, the familiar GNP.

Humans have devised all manner of pumps for thousands of years.

In one drawing, nails and rope hinted at a death only humans could devise.