Sentence examples for attributes of humans from inspiring English sources

In the early stage of his writing[16] Crescas accepted the opinion of Maimonides that the attributes of God do not have any relation to the attributes of humans, and indeed Crescas defended this position against the arguments of Gersonides.

The theories differ over precisely which attributes of humans give rise to rights, although non-religious theories tend to fix upon the same sorts of attributes described in more or less metaphysical or moralized terms: free will, rationality, autonomy, or the ability to regulate one's life in accordance with one's chosen conception of the good life.

Finally, a wide variety of substances in the elemental world and attributes of human character are more or less arbitrarily associated with the different signs.

The idea really isn't that unexpected, Ms. Wahl explains: "The study of economics concerns itself with certain attributes of human beings and their surroundings: people prefer more of good things to less of them, resources are scarce, and individuals rarely arrive in the world with everything they want.

Cultural context represents the group attributes of human relationship information.

The monkeys showed several attributes of human serial recall.

Measuring the tribological attributes of human skin is of limited value when it comes to haptic perception.

Polymicrobial sepsis induced by cecal ligation and puncture (CLP) is the most frequently used model because it closely mimics the progression and attributes of human sepsis [14].

Distinct attributes of human brain architecture have even been detected in the developing fetal brain from as early as 24 postconceptional weeks.

This paper uses an experimental investigation to research the various ways in which the positive attributes of human and machine-vision inspection systems can be arranged to achieve enhanced system performance in industrial inspection tasks.

At one point in the Treatise Spinoza observes that the biblical authors "imagined God as ruler, legislator, king, merciful, just, etc., despite the fact that all the latter are merely attributes of human nature and far removed from the divine nature" (Spinoza 2007, 63).