Robots that look human strike many of us as downright creepy (as this week's cover attests), while robots that act human when they are programmed, for example, to cheat at cards—somehow put us at ease.
It was bad enough, in fact, to encourage viewers to remind themselves of the horribleness of everything else on television—I spent three minutes watching The Bachelor with my wife, and can attest that while that festival of tearful twentysomething winezillas was far more depressing than the football game, it did not offer notably inferior football.
Accordingly, compensation is attested when, while matched on literacy performance, the cognitive profiles of gifted children with dyslexia are characterized by more severe deficits than averagely intelligent children with dyslexia, as otherwise there would be no room for protective factors to compensate.
I've been to my grandfather's family farm in Arkansas, and I can attest that even while relaxing under a willow tree with an ice pop and a fan, I found the Ozark heat punishing.
The comparison attests to the observation that while residual stresses in the fused area at some points could be higher than the yield stress, they are generally not capable of inducing cracks in their own right.
The ring, obtained by murder, has made him crazy and crazy people — as anyone who lives in New York City can attest — wear you out after a while.
Julia Donaldson and Ralph Steadman attest to his genius, while the Open University's Dr Shafquat Towheed explains why Lear was "the first multimedia poet".
Small, ice-scoured hollows and small moraines (ridges of glacial debris) attest to those events, while over rather wider areas frost-shattered rocks that subsequently caused soils to flow down-slope (solifluction) have helped shape the surface.
I can certainly attest to the fact that while I was loved, I have yet to be worshipped.
While few records attest to the exact reasons for its revival, the suspended contract seems to have attracted presidential attention once again in early March 1863.
