Sentence examples for human dominance from inspiring English sources

This summer may represent some kind of tipping point in this unrelenting march to the end of human dominance.

Nuclear power fits perfectly within a world view that sees splitting the atom as the apogee of human dominance over nature.

So you could forgive the casual observer for thinking that there are no existing species that pose a threat to human dominance.

The dream of human dominance over nature has led to a nightmare of unforeseen consequences, reminding us that we must learn to live in tune with nature to sustain ourselves.

It was only when humans were able to gain sufficient distance from "the severe privations" of living off the land that we were able to gain a little bit of nostalgic distance and start to understand that supreme human dominance made things poorer.

Gender hierarchies, in which men are thought to be separate from and superior to women share the same structure, according to this analysis, as hierarchies that separate humans from other animals and justify human dominance over the allegedly inferior others.

However, to date no research has assessed whether human nonverbal dominance cues serve a purpose parallel to that of non-human animals' dominance cues: to alter perceptions of dominance by creating the appearance of changes in size.

Although a number of epilepsy-related factors may promote interhemispheric plasticity, it has remained unexplored if neuroanatomical asymmetries linked to human language dominance modify the likelihood of atypical lateralization.

Annett's right-shift theory proposes that human cerebral dominance (the functional and anatomical asymmetry or torque along the antero-posterior axis) and handedness are determined by a single "right-shift" gene.

It has not yet been tested whether humans' nonverbal dominance cues function in a similar way: by altering perceived size.

One area, where dead grasses have been chopped back, looks like the aftermath of a battle -- an apt metaphor for gardening, which is in essence a human struggle for dominance over nature.