Sentence examples for direct human action from inspiring English sources

Decades of research have consistently shown that learned stimulus-response associations can direct human action (e.g., Graybiel, 2008; James, 1891; Watson, 1913).

For land that experiences human-induced forest conversions (i.e. afforestation, reforestation or deforestation), the quantification of the mitigation actions is straightforward because the GHG fluxes are clearly result of direct human actions.

Animal suffering as a result of direct human actions or consumerism is the focus in a ceremony and celebration.

The desire to persist over time, beyond the physical life, is one of the strongest push that directs human actions and choices.

For Scotus the clearest expression of natural law is the decalogue, which directs all human actions towards the attainment of beatitude.

Insofar as it aims at directing and guiding human action in all of the fields in which value judgments occur, philosophy is no longer conceived as the search for self-evident, necessary, universally and eternally valid principles but, rather, as the structuring of common principles, values, and loci, accepted by what the philosopher sees as the universal audience.

The free will defense is sometimes used narrowly only to cover evil that occurs as a result, direct or indirect, of human action.

Still, there is a large scientific challenge of providing a practical methodology to factor-out direct human-induced mitigation action from indirect and natural effects [39, 42, 43] and to ensure the accounting system's integrity [21].

We describe a framework to take into account these direct and indirect human actions on host agro-metapopulations, which influence the size and composition of pathogen agro-metapopulation demes.

We're studying the thing that all human action is directed toward".

Remotely performed maintenance actions tend to be more time-costly than actions performed by direct human access.