In particular, his writings show a remarkable, but usually discreetly phrased, awareness of the permanently shifting character of human sexuality.
When asked what she'd do were she to leave the compound, Ava explains that, "a traffic intersection would provide a concentrated but shifting view of human life".
Ms. Whitley, Mr. Lanois and (for vocal harmonies) Mr. Wilson sang about yearning and dread, with lyrics that were more allusive than literal, in shifting crosscurrents of human and divine love.
Buffeted by the shifting winds of human genome research, government officials have decided to close an 8-year-old collection of human gene maps maintained by Johns Hopkins University.
I also have seen a shift of quantifying humans to data.
This unprecedented shift in patterns of human coupling and uncoupling requires a new paradigm, that is, a more humane approach for social policy, family law, and marital therapy.
"I should have been dealing with a frozen turkey that day," said Ring. "Instead, I had to shift chilled samples of human blood and saliva.
Although scientists are keen to shift the study of human nature from theology and philosophy to psychology, genetics and neuroscience, accounts like Baron-Cohen's face the same stubborn question that Augustine had to deal with in the 4th century.
Social VR has the potential to shift the bounds of human communication, it's part of the reason why Facebook has invested billions in the technology.
In recent years a paradigm shift in understanding of human bone formation has occurred that starts to change current concepts in tissue engineering of bone and cartilage.
