Sentence examples for quickly humans from inspiring English sources

What makes me uneasy is simply knowing how quickly humans adopt new phrases and how readily we confuse them with the reality — or the unreality — of our actions.

How quickly humans can exert a constant force with a required accuracy and whether this speed-accuracy tradeoff obeys Fitts' law still needs to be explored.

It is depressing how quickly human behaviour can change.

Tragically, that conclusion seems to be one more instance of how quickly human beings become normalized to the abnormal, accustomed to the unacceptable.

Just another ugly reminder of how quickly human beings, especially kids, can transform into a baying mob … and a queasy feeling about whether we viewers of the clip are no better than bystanders at a mugging.

When Katarzyna Bozek and her colleagues looked at how quickly human tissues have evolved, compared with those of other mammals, they found that as the human brain has got stronger, so the species's muscles have got weaker.

Professor Ken Norris, director of science at the ZL, said: "These devastating figures reveal how quickly human beings are changing the wildlife in our oceans and are a stark warning of the problems we might face as a result".

Both technology and car companies are making claims that increasingly powerful sensors and A.I. software will enable cars to drive themselves with the push of a button as soon as the end of this decade — despite recent Tesla crashes that have raised the question of how quickly human drivers will be completely replaced by the technology.

This seeming paradox stems from how quickly human persecution can eliminate elephants across large areas and how quickly elephant numbers can increase when protected.

"In the show, we see how quickly human beings can change," he said.

The link between gene expression evolution and species diversity is reflected by results suggesting that the profiles of transcription factors change quickly between humans and non-human primates [10].