Sentence examples for capacity of humans from inspiring English sources

The debate over the altruism paradox illuminates the unique capacity of humans to study our own behavior.

Pelagius, however, protested that Augustine was destroying human responsibility and denying the capacity of humans to do what God commands.

The building is a time capsule from a period of optimism about the capacity of humans to settle their disputes by civil means.

It requires some assumptions, but if they are consistent and made in favor of the cyclist, then they reveal that in the 1990s and 2000s, Tour performances routinely exceeded the predicted physiological capacity of humans.

The organization of the thermosensory system in the brain indicates that the discriminative thermosensory capacity of humans has evolved as one aspect of the enormous encephalization that has produced a direct sense of the physiological condition of the body.

Given what we know about the difficulty that highly trained pilots can have figuring out an unusual situation when the autopilot switches off, surely we should be sceptical about the capacity of humans to notice when the computer is about to make a mistake.

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".

Essentially, the swallowing capacity of human beings is much weaker than that of other animals.

I began to re-realize the depth and capacity of human emotions.

Above all the book is about the light of the human mind, the capacity of human beings to discern pattern and organization amid nature's seeming caprice.