Sentence examples for human measures from inspiring English sources
What also helped were such human measures as reducing the flow of water into rivers from the reservoirs, pumping water from the Ramapo and Pompton Rivers into the Wanaque Reservoir, and water conservation by households and industry.
The issue's cover article – which was published online on Wednesday – profiles middle and high school administrators who have questioned the two-dimensionality of standardized tests in predicting success, seeking to introduce more nuanced human measures like character and self-control.
Maimonides did not believe that God holds all of his attributes perfectly and without impairment; rather, he proposed that God lies outside of any human measures.
Whereas Shavit generally knows what to do, and is ready with good recommendations for policy and action - on these issues, he stops short of offering some practical political and human measures to solve, whether completely or symbolically, the refugee challenge.
Our aim was to evaluate whether the recently identified T2D risk alleles are associated with human measures of fatness as characterized with Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry DEXAA).
This suggests that noninvasive human measures of tuning also encompass activity of less-sharply tuned neurons in non-primary cortical areas.
"The sorrow we all feel at this senseless act is beyond human measure," he later said.
Friendship is a human measure; Six-Mile Mary was, I already suspected, an immortal.
Society is about running at a loss, because profit and loss are, above all, human terms to be given a human measure.
But no matter how intense curiosity about public figures can be, there is an important and deep principle at stake which is the right to some simple, human measure of privacy.
