Sentence examples for humans experienced from inspiring English sources

The animals suffered from extreme daytime sleepiness and had a propensity for mid-coital collapse: at moments of high emotion, the dogs, like narcoleptic humans, experienced sudden muscle weakness, or cataplexy.

New modes of transit such as the railway changed the way humans experienced space and time, while the circulatory potential of the industrialised world allowed for global capitalism to develop.

Nomad's builders believe that the robot has enough intelligence to sort out information from its sensors and choose the rocks composed of extraterrestrial material, a job normally done by humans experienced in meteorite detection.

First, it directly contravened the way in which humans experienced their relation to the Sun, and in doing so it made ordinary nonscientific reasoning about the world seem unreliable indeed, like a kind of superstition.

Humans experienced periodic famines and 19th-Century scientists looked far afield for precious useable nitrogen.

I show how this method can be used to examine questions of mobility affordance, and the consequences for understanding how humans experienced past landscapes.

"In general, humans experience the world analogically.

Humans experience a rather simpler colour change.

Humans experience the world from a perspective.

It unifies human experience".

It is about human experience.