Sentence examples for human records from inspiring English sources

Tree-ring specialists like their trees old and stressed: old, because that gives insight into times for which no human records exist, and stressed because that exacerbates the climate's effect on growth.

I regard myself as a chronologist and a dendro-catastrophist; in particular I wish to link the tree-ring and ice core chronologies so that we can view some historical events, such as those around AD540 or 44BC, in human records, in tree-ring records and in ice core records of atmospheric chemistry.

And the digitisation of billions of human records and ubiquitous web access has made researching family trees a lot easier and more accessible.

The robot uses a vast database of human records, artificial sensory detectors, and deductive reasoning to work it's magic.

McCain: As genetic research becomes increasingly deployed, the need to ensure privacy of human records will become all the more essential, as will be the rigor to ensure there is no genetic discrimination.

NCBI's Entrez Gene database contains 36470 human records, 25441 of them annotated as protein-coding.

And the risk-return ratios had never been seen in human recorded history.

As a theology scholar, he did find "the spirit in the machine", and used them "to illuminate the human record".

Bias against left-handedness appears early in the human record, and remains solidly planted in the language.

Research libraries as a group attempt to collect as much as possible of the human record in every format possible.

It would take you longer than human record civilization to sort through it all.