Sentence examples for human fragments from inspiring English sources

Many consider the site sacred ground, in part because human fragments are still being discovered there.

In a scene that is comic and moving at the same time, one sees these human fragments move from one urban mass to another, then falter under the weight of their own insignificance.

Speaking on condition of anonymity he said all 80 pieces brought to Cairo so far are small human fragments, leading him to conclude that "the logical explanation is that it was an explosion".

The bone, which was found in a cardboard box in the Winchester museum store, was in a heap of animal bones and some human fragments excavated from the abbey site in 1999, but its significance was missed and it wasn't analysed until within the past year.

"In the one small geological trench, we recovered more than 1200 human fragments and some more complete pieces in a meter square that was only 50 centimeters deep," says Berger.

In addition, the comparison of porcine BES produced from BAC bI0222C06, bI0223C10 and bI0819C05 revealed that these sequences share significant homology with 2 human fragments at a distance of 600 Kb, suggesting the presence of duplication in the human genome.

It is the hunt for the solitary item or human fragment -- the possible key to an unknown family's peace -- that energizes the likes of Efram Negron, a narcotics detective.

The viral fragment from the bat may be short, he said, but because it matched the corresponding human fragment exactly and because his lab had no human samples to contaminate the tests, he was sure he was correct.

They include forensic dentists, medical anthropologists and DNA specialists as well as several dozen dedicated search and recovery workers deployed to the isolated and treacherous crash site to label and catalogue each human fragment.

As the first step to establish a possibly more efficient antibody platform, we present here transient expression, purification and characterization of six chimeric heavy chain antibodies (cHCAbs), or fusion of camelid single domain antibodies (sdAbs) to human fragment crystallizable (Fc).

He is the author of two street photography monographs, The Human Fragment and Michael Sweet's Coney Island.