Sentence examples for certain set of human from inspiring English sources

When I say "nature," I mean a certain set of human ideas about the world and our place in it.

We provide arguments that a certain set of cognitive mechanisms or heuristics drive human problem solving in the similar manner as the optimal Solomonoff strategy.

Here 'morality' refers, as noted earlier, to a certain set of empirical phenomena, such as the observed capacity of human beings to make normative judgments, or the tendency to have certain sentiments such as sympathy or guilt or blame, or certain 'intuitions' about fairness or violence.

Pagel says: "The way in which we use a certain set of words in everyday speech is something common to all human languages.

Rather, to be a human being is to have a certain set of predominant characteristics arranged in a certain way (that arrangement may be the work of soul — perhaps nous — in a living thing).

We make such judgments despite our merely partial understanding because we tend to see a certain set of interests as the proper guide for a minimally decent or sensible human life.

That gender gave judges a certain set of expectations, and allowed "Eugene" to perform a convincing imitation of a human.

To learn a certain set of knowledge.

We have a certain set of values that we attach to certain places".

At least, not for a certain set of bioengineered mice.

"You're culturally attuned to a certain set of frequencies.