Sentence examples for morphological freedom the from inspiring English sources

Finally, the bill emphasizes the right to morphological freedom: the right to do with one's body whatever one wants so long as it doesn't hurt another person.

Article 3. Human beings, sentient artificial intelligences, cyborgs, and other advanced sapient life forms agree to uphold morphological freedom--the right to do with one's physical attributes or intelligence (dead, alive, conscious, or unconscious) whatever one wants so long as it doesn't hurt anyone else.

But what makes the Transhumanist Party platform so surreal is that all that lofty futurism is combined with more mundane political concerns: First, ensure that all citizens have the morphological freedom to cyber-alter their own bodies as they choose; then institute a flat tax.

"Freedom, freedom, freedom," the protesters chanted.

It's the freedom of the press.

The issue is freedom from the niqab.

A study in 2012 found that changes in "morphological disparity"—the amount of physical difference between dinosaurs may have indicated a pre-meteor decline.

The freedom's in the technology.

But in 2003, co-author Dr Yen-Chang Lee noticed a morphological difference between the eastern and western types of the snail.

Insight into diversity, body size and morphological evolution from the largest Early Cretaceous enantiornithine bird.

"Freedom!" laughed the owner.