Sentence examples for competent human from inspiring English sources

Animals without language might have proto-religious experiences, but these are clearly not the same as those which a linguistically competent human has.

We parents know this – give 'em freedom (or the illusion of freedom) and they'll grow in confidence and become more competent human beings.

At issue (and one gathers this as much from Wallace's notes, appended to the text, as from the narrative itself) is an intra-service fight over increasing automation, and the question of whether the IRS should be an organisation in which morally competent human beings enforce civic virtue, or just a money-making business in which machines process paperwork for maximum revenue.

Highly skilful and competent human capitals are critically needed to accelerate and contribute efficiently towards the development of technology in spearheading Malaysia's transformation agendas.

Some theorists take this finding as tending to confirm that fully competent human moral reasoning goes beyond a simple weighing of pros and cons to include assessment of moral constraints (e.g., Wellman & Miller 2008, Young & Saxe 2008).

In developing countries, barriers to innovation, expressed as the relatively poor effectiveness and low efficiency of the NSI, are manifest in largely absent ICT, truncated linkages between core actors, extremely thin arbitrageur (venture capital) intermediation and inadequate technologically competent human capital.

Women are competent humans with jobs, you dodos.

For Niueans, the medical anthropologist Judith C. Barker writes, "To laugh at decrepit elders, to deride their feeble endeavors at being competent humans, to ridicule them, to neglect them, to be wary of and distant during interactions with them is not to disrespect an elder but to guard against foreign intrusion.

Our results illustrate that immune competent humans inoculated "naturally", via aerosol, are much more susceptible to C. burnetii infection than these immune deficient mice inoculated intraperitoneally (presumably bypassing respiratory barriers to infection).

Alternatively, as seen in 10% of the infected immune competent humans, the bacilli can survive the hostile environment of the phagosome through interference with a range of cellular processes, including subversion of activation of bactericidal responses and blocking phagosome acidification and fusion with lysosomes [ 4, 5].

Mixed culture of the CHO transfectants and MV infection-competent human fibrosarcoma cells (HT1080) formed multinucleated syncytia, suggesting the functional expression of the MV-H/F in the CHO cells.