Sentence examples for be controlled by humans from inspiring English sources

The East German scientist who came to politics only after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 seemed to echo some of the fervor of those times: Although Germany is not known for tsunamis, or strong quakes, she said the risks of a nuclear accident were just too enormous to be controlled by humans.

By the mercy of nature, meteorological parameters cannot be controlled by human beings.

Along with the fact that the oceanic anthropogenic CO2 sink has little ability to be controlled by human activities, it should be explicitly excluded within current or future climate change policies.

As the parameters that can be controlled by human on the field, vertical density of radial well is the most crucial in the respect of guiding function of fracture orientated propagation.

The next generation mobile technologies are likely to have natural user interface (Wang et al. 2013), which would be controlled by human movement and gestures, and makes it easy for field workers to use AR systems on construction sites.

Since the oceanic anthropogenic CO2 sink has limited ability to be controlled by human activities, current and future international climate change policies should have an explicit 'EEZ' clause excluding its use within national carbon accounts.

Robot drones, mine detectors and sensing devices are already common on the battlefield but are controlled by humans.

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), to give them their less sinister title, are controlled by humans so do not, in themselves, constitute AI.

And whilst computer music, in terms of electronic beats and synth sounds, is great, in general that's controlled by humans and has a human element.

This framework is such that its design of the ideal city is controlled by humans.

The game is controlled by humans and the referees make errors of judgement, just as players and coaches do.