Why kill off the fun of heated debates over disputed refereeing decisions and replace the unquantifiable components of human grit and determination with killjoy technology and spreadsheets?
The next chapter occurred on April 20, when the C.D.C. notified Mexican officials that two cases had been found in Southern California that showed components of human and swine flu, said Dr. Miguel Ángel Lezana, Mexico's chief government epidemiologist.
In many cases, the nudge required is to remove the need for people to do anything at all, on the grounds that inertia and bone idleness are fixed components of human psychology.
Later he quotes American anthropologist Donald Brown's celebrated work Human Universals, which lists "mood- or consciousness-altering techniques and/or substances" as one of the essential components of human culture, along with "music, conflict resolution, language and play".
We have referred somewhat loosely to the sensory and intellectual components of human experience but have said little about the possible relations and dependencies that exist between them.
(A) Colored coded domain architecture of the three essential components of human mTORC1.
Thus, we adopt the optical flow as temporal components of human motion features.
Based as it is solely on an examinee's verbal responses, the Test misses some important components of human thinking.
Synthetic progestins are components of human contraceptive and hormone replacement pharmaceuticals.
Affective reactions to and evaluations of auditory stimuli are fundamental components of human perception.
The RFPN and DMN are considered as two main components of human brain resting-state networks [19].
