Sentences with phrase «in relation to humans»

HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS • Over 3 years of experience in anthropology field • Demonstrated ability to plan research projects to answer questions and test hypotheses in relation to humans • Highly skilled in collecting information from observations, interviews, and documents • Able to develop data collection methods tailored to a particular specialty, project, or culture • Well versed in recording and managing records of observations taken in the field

They used this data to assess the differences between cats, wildcats, and tigers, as well as in relation to humans, cattle and dogs.

Is based on research that embodies the principle that dogs must be considered in relation to humans.

Changing the role and status of cats in relation to humans, a development which has occurred in the U.S. only within the lives of the World War II and Baby Boom generations, and has barely begun in most of the rest of the world, is not to be confused with changing the natural role of cats as it evolved over many millennia before humans existed.

In high school, Lindsey thought that she wanted to become a doctor «when she grew up» but quickly realized that she did not have a passion for the medical field in relation to humans.

«The hazard ranking of plastic within policy about debris needs to be reassessed, and funding from industry, not just government, [needs to be] directed towards research that adequately tests the safety of plastics in relation to humans and wildlife,» Browne says.

According to new research by Innova Market Insights, concerns around products that are «good for me, good for the planet» are increasing, providing opportunities for ingredients that can support sustainability and ethics claims in relation to humans, animals and the environment.

In Conscience and Obedience, William Stringfellow has it right, I think: «The principalities (governments, institutions, and even the church) are autonomous in relation to humans; they are created beings in their own right, not simply projections of human life, and their demonic character as fallen powers is no mere consequence of human sin either personal or corporate.»

The classical response to nonmoral evil we have been discussing begins by affirming «C» omnipotence in relation to humans and then argues that there do exist good reasons to believe that such a moral world would include instances of genuine nonmoral evil and plausible reasons for assuming that such a world would have the types and amount of genuine nonmoral evil we presently experience.

«Helping individuals advance to the limits of their potential in diverse arenas — including sports — is the development strategy of the future,» said Krishna, who noted India's performance in relation to its human potential consistently ranks at the bottom of world rankings.

The real complaint, we finally learn, is that «Plantinga evidently affirms the logic of I omnipotence in general, and applies the doctrine of C omnipotence only in relation to human beings» (GPE 271).

To secure a larger combined influence for the Churches of Christ in all matters affecting the moral and social condition of the people, so as to promote the application of the law of Christ in every relation to human life.»

He is, therefore, potentially in relation to all human beings.

That said, I was uneasy with some of the theological content, especially in relation to the human soul.

Also the view that nonhuman things have their value only in relation to human beings is false.

Until recently nature was so vast in relation to human beings that people hardly thought their choices mattered to nature.

The trees and soil, the rivers, lakes and estuaries, the populations of birds and mammals, also have a right to life — not an absolute right, but a right that must be considered in relation to human rights.

More importantly, the image of divine control presents insuperable problems for theodicy, and this not only in relation to human history but also in relation to the history of nature.

How God's power is imaged in relation to human power is a matter of much present exploration.

It does take faith in evolution because that is not a repeatable experiment in relation to human existence.

It means first of all that God's perfection is in relation to our human world of experience.

What does it mean for God to be perfect in relation to our human world of experience?

With respect to the problem of power in relation to human sexual differentiation, I am not concerned to defend either traditional or modern versions of the roles of men and women, or to deny or affirm their distinctive natures, regardless of whether these differences are understood to be inherent or culturally derived.

There is a goal of redemption which however vast and beyond our power to comprehend, still has an intelligible meaning in relation to our human values.

World citizenship can be widely extended among all people through the application of the principles of mental health... the problem of world citizenship in relation to human survival needs to be formulated afresh in the light of new knowledge about aggressiveness in man, group tensions and resentments, race prejudices and nationalist sentiments and stereotypes.

The latter conception, presented in a speech before King Agrippa, may be no more than an abbreviation of the former; or Luke may intend to show that Christ's work can be described either in relation to human intermediaries or apart from them.

It asks whether we are not confined to the circle of human relativity which dictates that all our claims be prefaced with the qualification, «in relation to human measure.»

This is not just any old you, though what is true in this case may well be true in a measure in relation to human yous as well.

We are seeking an interpretation of the love of God and the loves of man in the light of the biblical faith and in relation to human experience.

These individuals turn out to be societies of actual occasions, usually corpuscular societies of special importance in relation to human purposes.

The second point of general agreement, which becomes disagreement in the details, is the nature of God's action in relation to human existence.

Here then the meaning of God's love in relation to human vitalities becomes a central issue for Christian theology.

Only through placing the God in particular relationship with the individual did our project go beyond Socrates; but who would dare to appear before Socrates with the nonsense that a human being is a God in his relation to another human being?

In relation to human development, the word «domain» refers to specific aspects of growth and change.

A Task Force of the United Nations System Standing Committee on Nutrition has looked at global obligations of states and international agencies in relation to the human right to adequate food.

«We are united in believing that there needs to be respect for the existence of different intellectually coherent viewpoints in relation to the human rights debate, and in believing that the debate needs to be well informed and not distorted by the stereotypes and caricatures that have all too often characterised it in recent years.»

The researchers studied the AATD gene in relation to human health conditions in around 20,000 participants.

Finally, the government should set up a policy framework that combines basic research, city transportation planning, environmental responses and governance direction in relation to human behavior.

But earthquakes start without preamble in the invisible depths, and at any one location major ones are rare in relation to the human life span.

«This is an interesting paper presenting a potentially useful preventative therapy for Alzheimer's disease but, while mouse models are very useful, we have to be very careful about the interpretation of the data in relation to the human condition.

Currently, I study the prevalence, genetic diversity and evolutionary history of Demodex lineages, in relation to both human populations, as well as other mammalian hosts.

Plant proteins in relation to human protein and amino acid nutrition.

I admire Alex Garland for being so brave as to make the kind of film he wanted to make, to broach edgy and difficult topics in relation to human interaction, and to stay on track throughout.

After that, cat years drop in relation to human years so that by ten years of age a cat will be equivalent to you when you are fifty.

The new viruses that are created by this process are more likely to be able to jump to a new species than those created by the simple mutations of antigenic drift (which is why «swine flu» and «avian flu» are portrayed as particularly ominous in relation to human infection).

Whilst recording manatee sightings and behaviours, in relation to human disturbance and various environmental factors, you will explore, map and monitor vast seagrass beds for the benefit of the manatees and other species that rely on these habitats.

Here, Ward focuses on the resilience of the element and its conductive power in relation to human energy in tandem with the resilience these cosmograms, rendered in the antebellum South on the journey to freedom, represented.

Mona Hatoum (British / Palestinian) unites in her work an interest in aesthetics with themes that are political or social by focusing on conflicted subjects such as violence, oppression, and voyeurism, often in relation to the human...

By focusing on the olfactory patterns, the exhibition curator Heike Fuhlbrügge has decided to select artists whose works articulate the very notion of what scent is in a relation to the human body and the plant world.

, which challenges our understanding of the proverbial mountain in relation to human faith, perseverance and ability to achieve a higher knowledge.»