Sentence examples similar to print of the human from inspiring English sources

For Marxist designers – even in Switzerland – the gloss of technically perfect print reflected the human and material waste of capitalism.

These tracks show claw marks at the "heel" of the "human" print, further indicating that the track is a misinterpreted dinosaur track.

Beginning tomorrow, as the Baltimore Museum of Art continues to celebrate the reopening of its Cone Collection of post-Impressionist and modern art, an exhibition of more than 30 Picasso drawings and prints will illuminate his study of the human figure, his ability to capture the creative intelligence of his subjects and the evolution of his work.

Because McLuhan saw the media as extensions of the human body -- printed books as extensions of eyes, radios as extensions of ears -- he believed that each new technological advance would reshape humanity and traumatize it, too.

I guess the appeal is that these mislaid prints give a sense of the hand, of the human eye and the human touch.

In spite of the human costs, journalists should print what is newsworthy.

So heading upstream, to a sandbank where the bear prints outnumber the human prints, we fished.

In April 2003, right after the completion of the human genome, our institute put into print a call for technology to deliver a $1,000 human genome sequence.

The scientists report in the journal Biology Letters that they made high quality, large size colour prints of the same male human smiling and baring his teeth, and frowning and baring his teeth: expressions of positive and negative emotions from a stranger.

Mr. Nakadai, one of Japan's great movie stars of the 1960s (and the subject of a fantastic retrospective at Film Forum that concludes with a three-week run of an immaculate new print of "The Human Condition"), looks a bit like a young Gregory Peck.

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