Sentence examples for both technical and human from inspiring English sources

Precision, both technical and human, is vital, since movements by the actors are synchronized with on-screen images.

Air Force intelligence is headed by the director of intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, who manages both technical and human intelligence programs.

The Special Envoy's office must be given adequate resources (both technical and human) and some discretionary autonomy to avoid being completely hijacked by factional politics and member-states' single-minded interests.

Any realistic security system creates redundancies and redoubts that address both technical and human vulnerabilities.

Fuelled by continual advances in computer processing and data analytics, the Machine Learning (ML) that goes to help create AI brains (often called 'software agents') has been the subject of much debate in both technical and human cultural circles.

Like any new technology, the system is bound to have a few bugs — both technical and human.

Human Factors integration is concerned with "providing a balanced development of both the technical and human aspects of equipment procurement" and essentially "ensures the application of scientific knowledge about human characteristics through the specification, design and evaluation of systems".

Both the technical and human aspects of data sharing must be addressed if we are to go forward.

Leaders need to take accountability for their development and within this accountability, accept that the organizations that they lead are complex adaptive systems that embody both technical (science) and human (art) processes.

Bridge of Spies (2015) Director: Steven Spielberg Entertainment grade: B+ History grade: B– In the climate of overwhelming mistrust that characterised the cold war, both the Soviet Union and the United States developed technical and human resources to spy on each other.

As an interruption and encoding of "flows," the primitive inscriptions constitute a nexus of desiring machines, both technical and social, whose elements are humans and their organs.