Examples of using Complex human in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You reducing a complex human to a machine.
Any complex human emotion you see in me is just wishful anthropomorphization.
I, like others, am a complex human being.
Good morning, John. Today we plumb the depths of the marvelously complex human.
Eating is a highly complex human behavior.
Although he is a great admirer of le Carré,he has never tried to turn espionage into the setting for a complex human drama.
Perhaps all sorts of complex human behaviour serves the same purpose.
As a faculty member, he studied mainly with the mapping of complex human diseases.
To compromise is a complex human ability and therefore one of the first to decline when willpower is depleted.
Your life as a complex human being is replaced by medical data: Your images, your exams, your lab values, a list of medicines.
Speech production is one of the most complex human activities.
I-CORE Gene Regulation in Complex Human Disease sponsored the"4th Meeting of the Epigenetics and Human Disease Hub" at the Hebrew University Medical School.
What makes the pleasure higher is that it engages our more complex human abilities.
A story is not about spontaneous order or complex human institutions which are the product of human action, but not of human design.
The cultural variety of the citizens offers an interesting and complex human mosiac.
Cholesterol-related compounds have opened ways to synthesize complex human hormones and their modified derivatives.
The Neo-Concretists were interested in how an artwork could be manipulated by the spectator andthat art could be used to"express complex human realities.".
Using a simple but remarkably poetic language,he weaves these two stories into a complex human drama, in which the two protagonists are tormented by social and cultural coercion.
In the illustrated manuscripts of the twelfth century oneencounters initial letters decorated with twisted and complex human and animal forms.
The paradox of acknowledgement which was phrased by Jessica Benjamin in her book“The cables of love”(2005),describes a complex human tension in which the condition for our independent existence is the need of recognition by the other.
Researchers also have found that differenttypes of laughter can serve as codes to complex human social hierarchies.
These healing mechanisms function at every level of the complex human physiology.
The Semantic Web is a systemthat enables machines to"understand" and respond to complex human requests based on their meaning.
Unfortunately," says Yale's[Dr. Joel] Gelernter,"it's hard to come up with many"findings linking specific genes to complex human behaviors that have been replicated."….
Using animal models comes with certain difficulties, but in this case, the scientists' use of a mouse model makes it more interesting;it removes the complex human psychological response to music.
We can expect this type of work to become more complex because the easy parts will be relentlessly replaced by technology,leaving only the components that require more complex human skills, such as collaboration or negotiation, and therefore need more preparation.
Jury's justification: For turning the spotlight on the backyard of Israeli society and showing its personal and social aspects with sensitivity and humor. The day-to-day life stories thedirector has brought to the screen depict the complex human reality of life in the south of Israel, the far corner of its social consciousness.