Sentence examples for capacities of human from inspiring English sources

The capacities of human ingenuity are limitless; the amount of crude oil on planet Earth is not.

It is possible to see this as a kind of humanist miracle, a lesson about the self-organizing and, sometimes, self-healing capacities of human communities that's as humbling, in its way, as any mystery that faith can offer.

These considerations place a burden on the perceptual and visual working memory capacities of human experts.

These experiments have raised concerns about the limited migratory and proliferative capacities of human myoblasts, as well as their limited life span in vivo.

Behind it are these programmed and trivial, but very complicated, machines which execute algorithms that greatly exceed the data processing capacities of human cognition.

For both Remigio and Dante, moreover, Thomas was primarily the author of the Summa contra Gentiles and the commentary on the Ethics, concerned, like Aristotle himself, to demonstrate the capacities of human reason as a means to truth.

These conditions, broadly conceived, concern, on the one hand, the rational capacities of humans, or more accurately souls, and, on the other hand, the objects of knowledge.

In the latter case, the aim is to explain the psychological capacities of humans and (in the case of cognitive neuroethology) other creatures.

In these axioms, the fundamental capacities of humans, for example to learn, remain in a PwD throughout the entire disease process.

The maximum capacity of human lungs is about six litres.

By contrast, Brecht's poetry "had an extraordinary optimism about the capacity of human beings to change their environment".