Sentence examples for time of humans from inspiring English sources

His argument draws directly on Heidegger's account in Being and Time of humans as beings that are always already situated in-the-world.

We may be entering a post-work and post-capitalistic society, where the necessary labour time of humans is reduced near zero, and where non-market, peer-to-peer, and collaborative commons models of organisation replace traditional organisations [30, 35].

"These sites extend the residence time of humans above 4,000 [meters above sea level] by nearly a millennium," the study authors wrote, "implying more moderate late-glacial Andean environments and greater physiological capabilities for Pleistocene humans than previously assumed".

This confirms that hotspots are highly transient [ 23, 24] with a turnover time of their location shorter than the total divergence time of humans and chimpanzees.

Note that most SNPs have been created relatively recently, i.e., less than 1 million years ago, compared to the divergence time of humans and chimpanzees, i.e., 5 7 million years ago [ 5- 7].

Several factors, such as the nature of the chemicals to which humans and animals were exposed and major differences in the generation time of humans and rats, must be taken into account when comparing the impact of pesticides on human and rat populations.

Including, as we learned just last week, the creation, for the first time, of human liver cells.

The space between the tiny but heartfelt time of human life and the limitless time of Nature became Darwin's implicit subject.

Just one push On a friendly bush Vincent had replaced the Prophet and he was convinced the time of human cloning was drawing ever nearer.

The intensity and length of time of human occupation of the Highlands are evidenced by the extent of man-made landscapes in the region.

There are crêpes and moelleux to be had, but the reason people make a pilgrimage here is the Aztec hot chocolate, a thick, clotted drink from a time of human sacrifice, ungentle, with a long, searing finish.