Sentence examples for capabilities of man from inspiring English sources

A set of features of this kind would constitute the phonetic capabilities of man.

In 1968, Noam Chomsky and Morris Halle stated that nearer 30 features are needed for a proper description of the phonetic, and linguistic, capabilities of man.

It spoke to the higher purpose, of stretching the capabilities of man to go beyond to where we had never been.

Little did we know that Huxley's "science fiction" of a world where technology would replace the natural capabilities of man would actually become the "science reality" of today.

I wonder if we're conditioned to believe in the capabilities of men in this role a little bit more quickly than with women".

With this acquired knowledge, the art of contemporary lighting design as an enhancement to the intellectual capability of man from philosophy, ideas to practice (science and technology) can be implemented.

Therefore, we aimed to explore the physical capability of men and women from a British population-based cohort study.

Therefore, our research mainly focuses on the problems of function allocation between man and machine in man-machine systems, analyses each capability advantage of man and machine according to their respective inherent characteristics and makes a comparison between them.

"All I can say to my friend, the chairman, is that again I find it disappointing that one member of the United States Senate feels that his particular agenda is so important that it affects the lives and the readiness and the capabilities of the men and women who are serving in the military and our ability to defend this nation," McCain said.

Man may be the measure of many things, but not of the ultimate capabilities of robots—or, to put fetishisation aside, the ultimate capabilities of humans working together, with and through robots, to enhance their abilities.

By 'augmenting human intellect' we mean increasing the capability of a man to approach a complex problem situation, to gain comprehension to suit his particular needs, and to derive solutions to problems.