Because there's milliseconds of, like, human lagging or human rushing".
Keepers are more human – rushing from the area to clear overhit through balls and adopting better angles at shots from out wide, but also flapping at crosses and sometimes out-jumped by taller forwards.
There is an inevitable comedown the day after an outing from Matt Harvey, the Mets' human adrenaline rush.
So human detail rushes in.
Just as Getting On has dealt with other difficult subjects such as dementia, death and loneliness, it is being approached with gallows humour and a pinch of sentiment, just to remind you they are all human: Den rushing out of her scan to avoid facing possible bad news; stealing a picture of someone else's baby.
Mr George said: "So your theory of this human chain rushing in there and killing those people who had been there for ages, the nice respectable people who have not been drinking and so on, goes completely out the window, doesn't it?" Mr Middup replied: "It certainly partially does, because there were a lot more people in there.
And frequently, the root failure is attributed to a human-perceived rush or ignored data.
Ensaf Haidar appears so slight, so diminutive, that you wonder how she will manage in the surging human crush that forms at rush hour around New York's Penn Station, from where she is waiting to catch a train to Washington DC.
The human tide that rushed to greet the designer was so clamorous that, lacking a balcony, he tried to hide in a cupboard.
