These monolithic products of human hands had turned on their creators, and defeated them with common sense, quietly installed themselves as rulers.
In both arenas Thompson sought to persuade his audiences that they placed too great an emphasis on faceless and monolithic socioeconomic forces acting upon human beings and paid too little attention to the possibilities opened up by individual personality, moral choice, and other expressions of human experience and initiative.
Iwasaki et al. developed one-dimensional liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry system with a reversed-phase monolithic silica-C18 column for human proteome analysis.
We will not see a monolithic hierarchy of some augmented humans at the top, while the non-augmented humans get relegated to the bottom," he reasons.
Its "small world" commercials helped put a human face on the monolithic technology giant.
There is evidence, however, that the North American glacial masses during the LGM may have been less monolithic and somewhat more porous to human transit, at least at the margins (both temporally and geographically), than generally assumed.
The aliens have landed, or, more precisely, are hovering above the Earth in a monolithic ship and now await the humans who will be among the first to encounter extraterrestrial life.
They were members of no monolithic group but of the infinitely varied human race – the stubborn fact that Auschwitz sought to deny.
The recumbent chacmool figures (made by the Maya), which inspired some of Henry Moore's sculpture, are brutal, monolithic pieces of granite on whose bellies a human heart would have been offered to the gods.
Despite such materials being ubiquitous in nature, human engineering structures typically rely upon monolithic alloys with discrete properties.
