Its seven dancers move in fluid sequences, heroic humans whose bodies are embraced by their costumes.
I don't think natural selection would have been kind to humans whose brains shut down whenever they got hungry".
The Galapagos matters to those who live there (the plants, the animals, the humans whose lives depend on it).
Consider as an example humans, whose level of variation is about the same as that of other mammals.
In humans, whose canines are small and unremarkable, the first and second premolars are identical in shape and two-cusped.
As streaming becomes the norm, major streaming services have put together teams of actual humans whose job is to create highly specialized playlists for users to draw from.
In its arguably most transformative and revelatory capacity, it is the power that enables us to empathise with humans whose experiences we have never shared.
Second, Elliot evanesces at the approach of humans, whose prying eyes he senses as a threat, he fades out, as if in a mist of vapor, into invisibility.
Such consequences mimic the effects of mercury on humans whose primary contact with the toxin is through the consumption of fish.
Of special importance to the scientists who made the discovery, the ocher workshop showed that early humans, whose anatomy was modern, had also begun thinking like us.
Industry groups said the data showed the robustness of humans, whose longevity and health have been steadily improving even with trace exposures like those measured in the new research.
