Sentence examples for narrowly human from inspiring English sources

In addition to a growing sensitivity to the rights of animals, another significant reason for the increased attention to animal cruelty is a mounting body of evidence about the link between such acts and serious crimes of more narrowly human concern, including illegal firearms possession, drug trafficking, gambling, spousal and child abuse, rape and homicide.

As it was, a race that started by narrowly avoiding human disaster, finished by a narrowly won first victory in his home race for the reigning, three-time world champion, Sebastian Vettel — by just 1.0 second over Kimi Raikkonen in a Lotus.

The observation that the difference in compactness between broadly expressed and narrowly expressed human genes loses significance when the comparison between these two categories is carried out taking into account the level of expression, lends support to this hypothesis [25].

Consumers narrowly preferred the human ad, and much of the actual design work was done by humans, but creative AI is still in its infancy.

Some papers were narrowly focused on human resources issues, but used the term IC and drew from the IC literature; these were included because of the search strategy.

This is supported by the finding that taste fibers of chimpanzee are significantly more narrowly tuned to human taste qualities than those of monkey.

The Dominican Republic's newspapers have bureaus here, its politicians come to raise funds, and the words Santo Domingo are uttered aloud on the street more often than any other human sound, narrowly beating a and the.

The new sites were all wetlands that have narrowly escaped from intensive human development near Nagoya, the third most highly populated area of Japan.

Computers can now do some narrowly defined tasks which only human brains could manage in the past (the original "computers", after all, were humans, usually women, employed to do the sort of tricky arithmetic that the digital sort find trivially easy).

Roughly speaking, theologians began to argue that human knowledge was narrowly circumscribed.

Mr Zenawi says that groups such as Human Rights Watch interpret human rights too narrowly.