Sentence examples for projects of human from inspiring English sources

In value theory, existentialists tend to emphasize the conventionality or groundlessness of values, their "ideality," the fact that they arise entirely through the projects of human beings against the background of an otherwise meaningless and indifferent world.

With the completion of genome projects of human and other model species, functional studies on a genomic scale are coming to a frontier.

With the completion of the genome sequencing projects of human, mouse, rat, fruit fly and nematodes, we are now in a position to ask fundamental questions in regard to how genes interact in the context of the whole organism.

To date, the utility of a physical map has been reported by major genome sequencing projects of human [ 11], A. thaliana [ 12], Oryza sativa [ 13], and Medicago truncatula [ 14].

In general, the informed consent form templates used for the genomic studies in Africa are not available to external researchers, except for those used by large-scale projects of human genetic variation (i.e. the HapMap Project [ 31] and the 1000 Genomes Project [ 74]) as well as the Malaria Genomic Epidemiology Network (MalariaGEN) [ 75].

The project of human augmentation has been under way for the past fifty years.

We need computers and devices that return to the project of human augmentation by taking the brain's limits seriously, and helping us overcome them.

Dostoevsky diagnosed the new project of human emancipation through the bewilderment and bitterness of people coming late to the modern world, and hoping to use its evidently successful ideas and methods to their advantage.

All of that served, by some strange jiu jitsu, to reinforce the Conservatives' opening proposition, that the country had been mired in a project of human kindness for far too long, which the state could no longer afford.

In 1904, before the Nazis came to power, Germany exterminated 80% of the Herero tribe in Namibia – 60,000 people – and embarked on a horrific project of human experimentation on tribal survivors that was later resumed against Europeans in second world war death camps.

A historical project of human life that tries to remove the characteristics of inauthenticity or of alienation from existence a project that may bring existentialism and Marxism close together thus ends by losing, in this form, its risky and problematic character and the awareness of the conditions and the modalities of its realization.