Examples of using "사람의" in a sentence and their english translations:
and can cost lives.
It's like regardless of your background,
are not visible to the human eye.
you not only change his or her life
The human body is 70 percent water.
Well, this is real human skull.
It happens in the mind of the viewer.
on the number of people that humans can have,
and to embrace the identity of everyone they come in contact with.
I mean it's one of the coolest that anyone will ever go through.
And so, full access to a person’s phone
going beyond the evaluation of the scholastic aptitude of others
we can already gauge a person's mood,
is that your brain gets overwhelmed pretty quickly.
One benefit of bias in a computer versus bias in a human
To show you the impact that anxiety has on someone's life,
I've spent my career reaching into people's minds
It's got the same optical properties as human flesh.
Made of keratin, the same fiber in human hair and fingernails,
to compare ourselves to.
it's estimated that there are 100 trillon synapses in the human brain.
we can now follow a person's glucose levels continuously
So let's take, for example, that one infectious person walks into the room.
and everyone lost because he mistook which game he was playing.
How does the stress of discrimination impact people's bodies?
You're in a universe centered on the need of one person.
Because anybody can see how good this guy is.
You get to see what it's like to be on the shorter end of the spectrum."
It's looking the person in the eye who is standing before you,
no one person controls where the story goes.
Folklorist Jonathan Young says the only thing that could harm it was a weapon tipped in human saliva.
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Most people assumed the cat was “cheating” by kicking off the hands of the person dropping
His efforts are focused on education, conflict prevention, and tracking of roaming cats in human spaces.
It was like the election, and ultimately the will of the people, didn't even matter.
But what Marey did was show something that the eye could not possibly see — ever.