Sentence examples for tool making from inspiring English sources

The Neanderthals harnessed fire, lived in shelters, wore clothes, and mastered the art of stone tool making.

Tool making, courting, language, grief, problem solving, affection, etc., and now music -- all once thought to be unique to humans -- are now seen as not unique.

The basic idea of such a sequence lies in the definition of the tangible fragments of free-form surfaces applicable to tool making.

In addition, the presence of undesirable adhesion force can cause the object to adhere to the tool, making the release process problematic.

So they're an imperfect replication of people who had years to figure out tool making – who may very well have done so without pointing and gabbing.

Parrots have demonstrated tool making behaviour in captivity which has not been seen in the wild.

"Chimps can do all sorts of things we thought that only we could do – like tool-making and abstraction and generalisation.

I am no Luddite, I love technology, aka tool-making, and think it is part of what makes us humans.

She made significant new discoveries about the chimps' language, tool-making, and social structure and still works to educate and protect primates.

For example, animals may have to use navigational, tool-making or cooperative social skills in order to procure their food.

In this way MOMO recalls his street practice of conjuring and developing new tool-making and art-making techniques when bringing work into the public sphere.