Sentence examples for biological capacity from inspiring English sources

I believe this is a rare biological capacity, a speed of vision that is far beyond normal human ability.

Your answers to these simple questions may well reveal your biological capacity to connect.

First, the visual-search displays are compressed to overcome assumed biological capacity limitations.

A mix of high population and rising consumption means that humanity is currently outstripping the biological capacity of the Earth by 25% a year.

As the environment rapidly changes, we may be outstripping the physiological and biological capacity of today's organisms to tolerate tomorrow's conditions.

Having crunched a huge amount of data from around the world, the average rate of use for 1999 emerges at 2.3 hectares per person - already 20% above the Earth basic biological capacity of 1.9 hectares per person.

It is maintained that there are six identifiable biological capacities that are acquired during the development of human neoplasms [130].

If, however, there are specifically philosophical questions about knowledge, and epistemology is the study of those questions, then the relevance of empirical work about such things as our psychological and biological capacities remains open for debate.

Kitcher asks, "How could our psychological and biological capacities and limitations fail to be relevant to the study of human knowledge?" (Kitcher, 1992: 58) Obviously, empirical work is relevant to "the study of human knowledge".

This view loosens the tight Richman-Budson connection between health and goal-directed action, and suggests a view on which we can see biological capacities as at the core of health in so far as they help people's lives to go better.

Another reason, however, is that it seems to serve as a paradigm case for teasing out important dimensions of the problem: it involves measurable improvements in biological capacities in a social context that is both well outside health care and defined by clear rules of engagement.