Sentence examples for system of men from inspiring English sources
One of the shortcomings of any system of men sitting in front of screens making financial bets was reported last year in the journal Evolution and Human Behavior, in case you missed your copy.
The blockades on the Rhine had been removed by Napoleon's orders, but by the 1820s, steam engines freed riverboats from the cumbersome system of men and animals that towed them upstream.
Chamba has its own unique traditional system of men's and women's foot wares.
The results from this study suggest that AE has different effects on the cardiovascular system of men and women.
The sex distribution could have played a significant role in the determination of changes in the parameters study, due to the discrepancy in the metabolism and physiological mechanisms in the body system of men and women.
Natural sand dunes and a system of man-made sea walls and dikes protect the polders (artificially drained flat country largely below sea level) from flooding.
Starting with humidity control in tobacco and textile factories, Carrier slowly developed his system of "man-made weather," finally applying it together with heating, cooling, and control devices as a complete system in Grauman's Metropolitan Theatre, Los Angeles, in 1922.
A new system of "man and machine interface" needs to supplement the kaizen philosophy — in other words, one that perfects the big picture of engine control safety instead of just the small picture of components.
But although Freud's early observations were cited in Cajal's magnum opus, Histology of the Nervous System of Man and Vertebrates, as evidence for the existence of neurons, his contribution to the development of this crucial idea are all but forgotten, and were eventually overshadowed by his work in psychoanalysis.
National and international governments are in the process of establishing testing programs and strategies to assess the safety of currently used chemicals with regard to their potential to interact with the endocrine system of man and wildlife, resulting in potential impacts on reproduction, growth, and/or development.
