Sentence examples for preserving human from inspiring English sources

Headhunting, practice of removing and preserving human heads.

and 2) "A physician shall always bear in mind the obligation of preserving human life".

Recent medical progress toward preserving human organs indefinitely by freezing has raised hopes for the ultimate packaging break-through.

If they only look human, then the usual inhibitions we have around preserving human life feel less applicable.

His invention -- plastination -- is a way of preserving human bodies by infusing them with resins, and his art is essentially the display of plastinated cadavers.

And he certainly doesn't seem to be that bothered about preserving human life – which makes it all seem much more like a power grab than anything particularly noble.

The hypothetical scenario tends to be that robots either develop self-preservation instincts, or re-interpret commands to protect or preserve human life to mean that humans should be taken under robotic control.

To what lengths should we go to preserve human life?

Marian Cleeves Diamond with a preserved human brain.

Human Rights Web Archive, a CHRDR initiative to preserve human rights websites.

At the level of medicine, we must determine how to preserve human health under flight conditions.