The second model draws on the work of Amartya Sen to present a human capabilities model of education policy in which human lives are the end of development and the education focus is on promoting capabilities and functionings to choose a good life.
"It is supposed to be a test of human capability, not a chemical war or a genetic war," Brandi Chastain of the American women's soccer team said.
Perhaps the most deeply rooted opposition stems from the psychological refusal to accept a limit in the human capability to predict the evolution of a mechanistic system, no matter how complex it is.
In short, we are poised for an explosive, generative epoch of massively increased human capability through a Cambrian explosion of possibilities represented by the simple equation: HI+AI.
The Desert Music, performed in its chamber version by the BBC Singers and Endymion under David Hill, posits the idea of music as a counterweight to the human capability for infinite destruction.
Thus, it is a matter of principle that Philolaus does not identify any particular set of limiters and unlimiteds as the basic principles of the world; identification of such a set is beyond human capability.
CBR is a problem solving and experience-based reasoning paradigm based on an analogy to the human capability to solve new problems by learning from past experience [ 10].
In Japan, we use the expression "God-like" or "superhuman" to describe someone whose craftsmanship, after long years of training, has entered a realm that seems beyond human capability.
Nancarrow was a fellow maverick who realised that his vision of what a piano might do exceeded human capability and that by creating his own piano rolls (literally punching the holes on the paper himself) he could write and perform music of phenomenal speed and complexity.
Several statistical methods have been developed in an attempt to reproduce the human capability of pattern recognition.
