Sentence examples for consistency of human from inspiring English sources
Renouvier explained the consistency of human behaviour by pointing to the homogeneity of humankind.
This paper aims to provide context for these computational methods by quantifying the accuracy and consistency of human identification.
For example, annotation guidelines such as those employed by MGD ensure a consistency of human annotators but can also create artefacts in the predictions generated from the data.
First, it would increase the consistency of human CNS tissue transplants from mouse to mouse, because polymer scaffolds allow for higher implantation efficiency and thereby reduce the number of human donor cells needed to establish a tissue graft.
Take a blender and blend up their food until it is the consistency of human infant cereal. 2 cups of high quality dry puppy food, 12.5 oz liquid puppy milk replacer, and about a 2 cups of water, combined in a blender, will feed about 6 puppies.
The aim of this paper is to present a method to guarantee the kinetostatic consistency in observation of human manipulation, i.e. the consistency between the observed hand posture and the tactile information on the contact between the fingertips and the objects.
The authors suggested the implication of the weaning diet consistency for human orofacial development: ' it is apparent that the deliberate consumption of food items requiring vigorous chewing would constitute both responsible parenting and intervention.
These suggest a rough consistency of perception between human and spider monkey trichromats.
However, it should also be pointed out that the consistency of the current human GENREs like Recon 2 is only approximately 75%% and many branch or entry points might still remain unannotated.
Secondly, we were interested in the induction of lung tumors so as to keep a kind of consistency with human studies where the occurrence of lung cancer was studied.
For the existentialists, as we saw, the work of art brings to a higher level of reflexivity and consistency the innate capacity of human beings to disclose the world.
