Sentence examples for referring to human from inspiring English sources

It is understood that all sub-contracts governed by the umbrella agreement have built-in clauses referring to human rights.

This led him to assert that the tangent does not touch the circle at a point only but along a definite length of the circumference; clearly he was referring to human perception of drawn tangents and circles.

Referring to human society [22], user identities can be presented as follows: Identity = h ( Key ) | | Sig X ( S K ( ID ) ) (1).

Each procedure was divided into single phases and the related costs of each phase were evaluated, considering direct and indirect costs referring to human resources, machines (8-year amortisation), surgical instruments, consumption materials, drugs and overheads.

He also points to cases where our use of names or demonstratives referring to human beings must be understood as referring to their souls, and concludes that this shows that human beings are their souls.

Cicero uses the term in De Natura Deorum (and other Roman and Greek Stoics use close cognates) in a psychological sense, referring to human desire, and Hobbes in his physiology uses the term to refer to the physical causes of human desire (Leviathan VI).

Twentieth-century scientists and observers started referring to humans as naked apes.

In this context, the term freak was considered a pejorative way of referring to humans, in performance or not, and was rarely used by professional performers or promoters.

As I read "Stand Up for Your Rights," I was struck by the archaic use of the word "man" when referring to humans.

'Function' and 'use' are keywords that design researchers customarily employ when referring to human-artifact engagements.

The paper goes on to speak specifically about referring to humans as dogs.