Sentence examples for exploring humans from inspiring English sources

A conceptual model of the visualization support to DM modeling process and a novel interactive visual decision tree (IVDT) classification process have been proposed in this paper, with the aim of exploring humans' pattern recognition ability and domain knowledge to facilitate the knowledge discovery process.

Bob Nicholson, via email This is spirituality put into song, exploring human emotions and relationships.

Their focus has been on exploring human relationships, including macho aspects.

The thriller is a terrific form for exploring human nature, as novelists from Ruth Rendell to Sophie Hannah have proved.

Outside of children's literature, too, authors have often used animal perspectives as tools for exploring human society or psychology.

Henry James and Marcel Proust were challenging the old structures of plot in favour of exploring human psychology.

It is not news that Christianity, with its Virgin Birth (just to start things off right), has had little interest in exploring human sexual desire or potential.

Though I was less concerned with solving mysterious puzzles than in exploring human behavior under extreme conditions, this was shaping up as a crime novel.

Opera Ottava, a collection of her music published in 1664, is a sequence of arias and cantatas exploring human sexuality with stark directness.

Studies have shown that fuzzy neural networks are useful models for exploring human cognitive activities.

Conversely, evolutionary researchers have much to gain from exploring human health data.