Sentence examples for a humanly from inspiring English sources

Since what remains of Shakespeare is so skeletal, it would seem self-evident that any attempt to write a humanly convincing life will require some act of the imagination.

And what is the value of a humanly restored environment compared with the originally natural environment?

To solve this problem, researchers are interested in developing a humanly understandable representation for neural networks.

He allows, too, that one might, contrary to Mansel, characterize the creator in a humanly relevant way as benevolent, though it could be neither omniscient nor omnipotent.

The Entscheidungsproblem is the problem of finding a humanly executable procedure of a certain sort, and Turing's aim was precisely to show that there is no such procedure in the case of predicate logic.

However, it is well known that the visualization of information in a humanly comprehensible way becomes a complex task when large amounts of information have to be represented, as is the case of the social behavior of large-scale MASs.

"Whether such a system can provide a comfortable, humanly bearable ride is completely unclear".

Additionally, every sample type also allows the addition of specific information, for example, an internal identifier to connect samples to other databases, a secondary, humanly readable name, or other additional information concerning the sample.

A more humanly engaging work takes us east of the City, from histories of wealth to often terrible poverty: John Marriott's superb Beyond the Tower: A History of East London (Yale, £25).

He thought he could pick off some of the best authors by starting a more humanly scaled publisher.

The film's spectators can empathize with the soldier's need for attachment and watch how the rituals of playing, sleeping, and eating that he shares with the leopard allow for the desert to become, for him, a new humanly meaningful "place," mediated through his relationship with the anthropomorphized leopard.