Sentence examples for study of man from inspiring English sources

THE proper study of man, we are told, is man himself.

The Study of Man (1936) is frequently regarded as his most important theoretical work.

In 1956 Tobias founded the Institute for the Study of Man in Africa to study human evolution.

If any person thinks the examination of the rest of the animal kingdom an unworthy task, he must hold in like disesteem the study of man.

Three behavioral scientists, Dr. Christina Beaumont, Dr. Alfred Walker and Dr. Elaine Wodahs, have reached a threshold in their study of man, time and consciousness, which will soon be made public at a lecture at the planetarium.

German photographer Anya Bartels-Suermondt has just published a book (José Tomás: Serenata de un Amanecer – "José Tomás: a Dawn Serenade") documenting her 14-year study of man and matador, in images as lushly beautiful as they are frequently terrifying.

(2) The costs of recreating white-water habitats are more understandable through the study of man-made white-water venues.

The suitability of the immobilised neurons for the study of man-made neural networks and for multi-site recordings from a functional neuronal network is discussed.

"We don't find any evidence that fracking is related to any of these magnitude 3 earthquakes that we have been studying," Bill Ellsworth, the USGS seismologist leading the study of man-made quakes, told a conference call with reporters.

An earlier study of men also showed a protective effect.

Interdisciplinary Connections: Economics – Conduct a study of men's and women's earnings in professional sports.