Sentence examples for uniqueness of humans from inspiring English sources

Each new discovery will subtract some essence from the uniqueness of humans.

The uniqueness of humans among living things and the expression of individual physical and emotional characteristics are exemplified in Japanese and northern European narrative and genre painting.

The factors in the fossil record and in the genome that underlie the uniqueness of humans are examined in the next two chapters.

This is indeed a fascinating and very important observation, but its real significance is not that it highlights the uniqueness of humans, as interpreted in the book, but that it actually supports the view that mammalian genomes are shaped in large part by neutral evolutionary forces (Villar et al. 2014; Marinov 2014).

Broadcasters increasingly want this uniqueness of human individuality.

Cloning, a technology that might save lives, challenges the sanctity, and uniqueness, of human life.

Rooted either in metaphysics or in an awareness of the uniqueness of human experience, irrationalism stressed the dimensions of instinct, feeling, and will as over and against reason.

Friedrich Schelling and Henri Bergson, who were preoccupied with the uniqueness of human experience, turned to intuitionism, which "sees things invisible to science".

Hegel, Friedrich W.J. von Schelling, and Johann Fichte, eschewed Aquinas's emphasis on natural creation and on the particularity and uniqueness of human nature.

The team tackled the question of designing a quick-pass system for amusement parks to improve waiting line efficiency, instead of the problem developing a model to address the issue of the uniqueness of human thumbprints.

Results from 148 firms show that the strategic value and uniqueness of human capital differs across these four employment modes.