Sentences with phrase «relation to humans»

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

Leading human rights organization that produces expert reports in relation to human rights abuses.

These forces were seen as separately individualized in a special relation to each human body.

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.

What is the significance behind your symbolic use of the womb in relation to the human condition?

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.

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

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

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

The nutritional value of plant - based diets in relation to human amino acid and protein requirements.

Forest resources of nations in relation to human well - being.

I do not see how this applies to an animal vet pharmacy in relation to a human hospital pharmacy, it is just nutty.

The data clearly reveals that the current app model is wholly inefficient in relation to human behavior.

Below is a brief comparison of your cat's age in relation to human years.

There can be catastrophic consequences of land pollution in relation to humans, animals, water and soils.

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).

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.

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

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

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

London, UK About Blog Clinical Epigenetics, the official journal of the Clinical Epigenetics Society, is an open access, peer - reviewed journal that encompasses all aspects of epigenetic principles and mechanisms in relation to human disease, diagnosis and therapy.

It is particularly instructive to turn from Nygren's work to that of Reinhold Niebuhr, for the latter is a theologian who sees the truth for which Nygren is contending and yet who insists that there is a way of bringing agape into a positive relation to the human struggle for the ideals of justice and brotherhood.

From my positive review of Garland's Ex Machina: «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... Garland is very intelligent and he knows that the film needs to be entertaining, seductive enough to draw you in, but provocative enough so that it doesn't fail at making the audience think about what they're watching.

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.»

Clint Neufeld's work can be addressed conceptually, as an object «With a changed relation to the human subject,» resembling something that works, or worked, and now an object asserting itself as thing.

«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.

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.

What is love's relation to human happiness, grace, beauty, desire, immortality, and wisdom?

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.

I suggest that he has overstated certain tendencies in the agape motif in such a way that its positive relation to human striving and ideals is obscured.

In this case we will use the simile of divine relations to human connections.

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.

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.

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

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

While the world - building often succeeds, the direct relation to the human visitors of «the Shimmer» is an even stronger through - line.

1945 is something of a morality play, explicating the cost of greed and ambition in relation to the human tragedy such drives can impel.

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.

Influenced by feminism, quilt design, and non-Western as well as Western art, Ms. Valdez combines paint, fabric, and embroidery on canvas to yield abstract forms with undeniable relation to the human body.

I like the idea of painting being relative to human size, to human space and human walls, not something that is overpowering in relation to human scale, nor something that's too small.

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.

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