Sentence examples for human transmutation from inspiring English sources

Upon their success, Edward learns when Father plans to make a human transmutation circle out of the entire country.

In a prototype from the series, Alphonse's soul was sealed in a flying squirrel instead of armor as a result of human transmutation.

Unlike regular alchemists who use transmutation circles, Edward has the ability to create alchemical currents in his body simply by connecting his hands as a result of his failed human transmutation which gave him such trait.

(Nuclear reactions and human-directed nuclear transmutation had been accomplished as early as 1917, but by using natural radioactive bombardment with alpha particles).

As for long-lived radioactive waste to be generated by nuclear reactors, it is expected to significantly reduce its burden to the human environment by applying transmutation technologies.

What we must appreciate about the Greeks, he says, is "their careering variety of human responses -- the lightning-quick transmutations, the Odyssean resourcefulness, the inexhaustible creativity...

The motto described Erasmus Darwin's view of transmutation: All life including humans descended and transformed from simpler forms originating from "a single living filament" (King-Hele 1998, 1999).

It is one of the most powerful forces in nature, and therefore the perfect name for the first track off her upcoming album Transmutation, which explores the idea of human interference with nature.

Charles Darwin was aware of the severe reaction in some parts of the scientific community against the suggestion made in Vestiges of the Natural History of Creation that humans had arisen from animals by a process of transmutation.

Yet Osborne maintained, Conover writes in oblique support of his own method, that "our inability to ever put ourselves precisely in the place of another should not keep us from 'constantly studying and analyzing the human problem.' " Oblique support is plenty, because Conover comes as close as possible to actual transmutation.

Darwin is rightfully credited with being the most influential, although by no means the first individual to broach the subject of descent with modification, or transmutation theory, as he put it (for an overview of pre-evolutionary ideas related to human origins, see Greene 1959, Bowler 2003).