She was a true artist, an open-minded and flexible human nonetheless, with deep musical convictions.
Thus sexuality is a far more flexible human quality than used to be assumed in the past.
In manufacturing, innovations such as programmable machine tools make capital equipment more flexible, creating a demand for more flexible human capital, too.
The vision was almost too graphic — as though a compass, rather than a flexible human hand, had drawn a jacket collar, a circular cape jacket or an un-furling dress.
With flexible human capital, they seamlessly develop the ability to rapidly scale up and down.
With no rigid parts, an octopus can bend its arms into positions that would snap the bones of even the most flexible human contortionist.
The superior sensing properties combining with good flexibility and robustness reveal a great application potential in various fields, such as health monitoring, flexible human-computer user interfaces, and robotics, which also give a new insight for all-carbon electronics.
Indisys, which is short for intelligent dialogue systems, claims its virtual assistants display "Functional, Social & Emotional Intelligence, context awareness & flexible human-like conversational ability" — although judging by the samples on its website (such as Maya, right), it's not quite yet managed to fix the 'uncanny valley' phenomenon.
On any view which thus treats causal connectedness as built in to our concept of memory, remembering is a core instance of the general, flexible human capacity to think about events and experiences which are not present, so that mental life isn't entirely determined by the current environment and the immediate needs of the organism.
Understanding the neurocognitive processes supporting flexible human cognition is a long-standing challenge in psychology and neuroscience.
