Sentences with phrase «infinite number of human»

: it is yet to be shaped by an almost infinite number of human choices, most of them relatively unimportant.

Not exact matches

Such models can recreate the complex layers of tissue in the human body to study a practically infinite number of grievous wounds from all angles, speeds, and styles of bullets (or even shrapnel from mines and improvised explosive devices).

He would not have believed that human experiencing could have an infinite number of successive experiences in a second, and that the same infinity would also occur in a non-human animal.

The part of God that finds itself in the second half of the «Am / Am not» equation explodes into an infinite number of units smaller than the whole — what Walsh calls «spirits» — and these spirits (what human beings are) have the same power to create that God has.

First, while adult stem cells (stem cells isolated from a variety of adult tissues) are limited in their lifespan, hESCs can be grown and expanded indefinitely, potentially creating an infinite number of hESCs from a single human embryo.

One of the challenges lies within science itself; scientific studies, by their very nature, attempt to isolate all of life's complexity down to two variables in order to study them while nutrition, as it's practised in the day to day lives of human beings, consists of an infinite number of important factors that are often not taken into account.

I am convinced that STOTT PILATES is the most complete and best - adapted approach to exercising the human body, and it allows for an infinite number of different exercises.

The content of the curriculum was structured on three learning unities as follows: The «masks» of the human being: the scientist, the artist, the religious man, the social man; The «masks» of the world: the infinite, the space - time, the gold - number, the Mobius strip, the camouflage in nature; Beyond the mask.

Conceptually precise, yet constantly shifting, the parameters of this work are continually changing and adapting to an infinite number of factors both environmental and human.

Seen in mass and the world over, I am fascinated by the infinite number of formal and structural solutions human logic found for similar problems.

These varying cultures include a variety of differences in almost an infinite number of categories involved in human life.