In equal measures intelligent, playful, ambitious and moving, the program, performed by three gifted sopranos, illuminated the shape-shifting power of the human voice.
For Jason, the last 48 hours have been part of one marathon shift, but for the human members of the team, six-hour stints mean frequent handovers.
Therefore, in the study herein presented, we set to assess the functional differences and consequences of microbial shifts in the human gastrointestinal tract in relation to antibiotic treatment and obesity.
And to be fair, they are right…so far: Compared to the shifts in the human way of life that emerged in the wake of the industrial revolution, the Internet and smartphones seem a bit lightweight. .
Feuerbach's espousal of sensuousness coincides with a movement toward nominalism that is reflected in a shift of emphasis from the human species to the individual human being in his later works on religion.
In the present study, a robust invasive technology was introduced to measure the negative DC potential shift of CSD in the human brain.
We may, in fact, be present at the dawn of a fundamental shift in the human-animal relationship, one that does not put the human animal at the center of all creation.
It is also about the continual negotiation by the poetic imagination of the shifting territory between the human and the nonhuman; if it is sad it is also, in my experience, amazingly exhilarating.
There appear to be two major structural shifts in the evolution of the human body.
For example, when the user zooms, shifts or jumps her view of the human genome and epigenomes, the views of mouse and pig genomes and epigenomes are updated in synchrony.
Rather than a caudal "shift" of the primary gustatory cortex in humans, Craig [ 2009, 2010] proposed that this cortical territory in the human dorsal anterior insula in may lack an obvious morphological homologue in the monkey.
