Sentence examples for relationship humans from inspiring English sources

In Biophilia, Wilson introduced a conservation ethic based on multiple dimensions of the innate relationship humans share with nature.

Those are almost gone now, as Paul Greenberg points out in his important and stimulating new book, "Four Fish," which takes as its subject the global fisheries market and the relationship humans have with tuna, cod, sea bass and salmon.

But there is no question that holograms aptly demonstrate the quasi-mystical relationship humans have with technology — and photography in particular, which has often been harnessed to represent the supernatural.

This ritual, which is a crude way to monitor adherence, underscores an obvious limitation of the underlying strategy: Even if ARVs make people less infectious, TasP relies on the fickle relationship humans have with taking daily medications. .

The fact is that we don't yet know what kind of relationship humans will have with their robots, sexual devices or not.

Pacific Islanders, such as Native Hawaiians, view the origin of man as arising from the land or from a product of the land, metaphorically described as a familial relationship between plants and humans and a filial relationship humans have with the land.

But from another angle you were actually engaging in a practice that illuminates the fluidity of human identity and the complicated relationship human beings have to time.

Craft skill was no longer important, nor was the quality of human relationship: human beings were expected to act like adjuncts to the machines of the production line.

On the basis of this relationship, human Lyme disease incidence was effectively zero when the canine seroprevalence was <1.3%.

Ark-ive, an interactive installation that explores the relationships humans have with animals, looks set to soar.

Relationships Humans are highly adaptable, but we never adapt to being alone.