Sentence examples for uncertainty of the human from inspiring English sources

"Once again, I close this video with nary a quiver of fear in my voice about the uncertainty of the human condition," one broadcast concludes.

Subsequent novels included Agar (1955), which deals with the problem of mixed marriage; Le Scorpion (1969), an intricately structured tale of psychological introspection; and Le Désert (1977), in which violence and injustice are seen as age-old responses to the pain and uncertainty of the human condition.

The human-gibbon map may offer less power, but given the uncertainty of the human-gibbon speciation time, the relative power of the human-orangutan, and the human-gibbon maps may shift to the benefit of the human-gibbon map.

The exquisite contradictions and uncertainties of the human heart do indeed make life interesting; they are why God held the apple in front of Eve and then forbade her to eat it, they inspire artists and art, they are why the poet Rainer Maria Rilke wrote that "We should try to love the questions themselves, like locked rooms and like books that are written in a very foreign tongue".

The similarity between lymphoma and leukemia tumors, possibilities in inaccurate measurements, and overlap of the thermal, magnetic, and chemical properties surrounding the malignant and beneficial tumor cells and the ever changing environment of the human body can cause a lot of uncertainty inside the human body.

When prices of major durable goods, especially homes, continue to decline, this inserts a strong dose of uncertainty into the human decision-making process.

It requires recognition of deep uncertainty and the human resource that is emotion.

Rapid innovation in printed circuit board, and the uncertainties surrounding quantification of the human and environmental health impacts of e-waste disposal have made it difficult to confirm the influence of evolving e-waste management strategies and regulatory policies on materials.

Here the funeral oration was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Corcoran, which was a touching tribute to the heroism and patriotic devotion of the deceased, as well as a solemn warning on the uncertainty of all human projects and ambition, even though of the most laudable character.

The uncertainty of human laughter and the ensuing debate over whether animals can experience the emotions humans do means that Panksepp and Burgdorf were blamed for committing the "sin of anthropomorphism," because subjective experiences are difficult to measure in both humans and animals.

In our previous work we solved this force control issue by proposing a human-adaptive force controller which guarantees predictable performance in spite of uncertainties in the human.