Sentence examples for the human order from inspiring English sources
noun
A human being, whether man, woman or child.
- Humans share common ancestors with other apes.
They turn in the mind, they turn beyond the human order.
The human order opens what Merleau-Ponty calls a 'third dialectic'.
In The Structure of Behavior, he elaborates the notion of three types of Gestalten, namely, the physical, the vital and that of the human order.
In The Structure of Behavior we have seen that the human order is characterized by its ability to disengage itself from a concrete situation.
We have seen this project already operating in The Structure of Behavior, where he viewed the human order, which is to say the order of symbolic behavior, as a sublation of both physical and vital structures.
Strictly speaking, it is to sociology that one should turn for knowledge of the laws of the human order but, as the final science recapitulates all others, it is the whole encyclopedic scale (échelle ; it is the result of the classification of sciences), that constitutes the doctrine of the new religion, which thereby becomes demonstrated and is no longer revealed or inspired.
Situations of the first kind include those that call for a disruption of the given human order, for example the removal of an evil authority figure, such as a psychotic parent or a cruel despot.
It was discovered, however, that breakpoints must be reused in order to transform the mouse gene order into the human gene order (Pevzner and Tesler 2003; Peng et al. 2006).
Mr. van Hove plays down the religious undertones and concentrates on the old battle between human order and animal chaos.
The human higher order aberration data were measured up to and including 5th order Zernike polynomials.
With this model, the robot asks questions to the human in order to obtain assistance with cognition and perception.
