Sentence examples for reproducing the human from inspiring English sources

But on the other hand," he adds, after another carefully timed pause, "it's an almost unbeatable way of reproducing the human race".

Of all north Indian musical instruments, the sarangi comes nearest to reproducing the human voice and is therefore the ideal accompaniment to a vocal recital.

Or it could find another way to live: demanding that the work of reproducing the human race was recognised as central to all priorities.

Finally, the evaluation experiments are described showing the mechanism capability for reproducing the human ankle kinematics during a step turn.

The aim of this evaluation study is to show that the mechanism is capable of reproducing the human ankle rotations during straight walk and turning.

Upon entering 21st century, the development of APH shows a diverse tendency where the design guidelines are no longer simply "reforming" an existing DRH or totally "reproducing" the human hand.

Books can't adequately reproduce "the human drama of athletic competition," of course.

The problem with Exhibit B is that it reproduces the human zoo and the racism at the heart of it.

Women reproduce the human race (and thus the whole workforce), and are everywhere its primary carers from womb to tomb.

The turning point may have been Edison's invention of the phonograph, which was originally intended to reproduce the human voice.

Being able to faithfully reproduce the human voice and other sounds has always been the chief virtue and selling point of phonographs, and the Edison tone tests were designed to convince audiences of this.