Sentence examples for human vis from inspiring English sources

I think maybe it made him more human, vis a vis the outside world".

Therefore, it was unexpected that human VIS fat expressed similar mRNA levels of both receptors.

A 1996 study of human anencephaly vis a vis parental and in utero ambient exposure to lead, mercury and vanadium is exemplary.

I conclude that such a role, instantiated by researchers and designers as thinking agents, is inseparable from the "reality of the external world, [and is] hence part of nature," to use Weber and Varela's construction of humans vis-à-vis nature.

They were anything but the advocates of a policy of mercy and human rights vis-à-vis Israel's neighbours.

So far Dilthey has argued for a relative independence of the human sciences vis-à-vis the better established natural sciences.

A better understanding of the basic aspects of human diet vis-à-vis energy balance would help in this regard.

In this connection, Schleiermacher champions not only a (moral) distinctiveness of different human societies vis-à-vis the human species as a whole (this had been Herder's pet cause), but also a (moral) distinctiveness of the individual vis-à-vis his society.

It further indicates that those precision maps will need to rely upon a new catena model that integrates human impacts vis-à-vis pedology, hydrology, and geomorphology.

In other words, everything in the universe, society, and the soul has a rightness and an appropriateness, and the human task vis-à-vis each thing is to act rightly and appropriately; or, everything has rights, and people have the responsibility (that is, the haqq "against them", 'alayhim) to observe those rights.

Taken together, these results show a strong qualitative similarity between our Bayesian ideal observer and human perception vis-à-vis the HK effect.