Sentence examples for human actions with from inspiring English sources

Believe, that is, in an omnipotent man in the sky making moral rules and watching human actions with paranoiac intensity.

Final results confirm the complementary of TSP and SSP, and our multi-cue representation TSP + SSP + BoVW can properly describe human actions with large intro-variability in real-time.

The action configurations are recorded in advance of use by measuring many human actions with a marker-based motion capture system, and silhouette images are created from these configurations.

To counter any Monophysite interpretation of the dogmas promulgated at Ephesus against the Nestorian heresy, Gennadius composed a sharp critique of Cyril of Alexandria's anathemas, written against the empirically oriented school of Antioch; indeed, he charged Cyril with blasphemy for identifying Christ's human actions with divinity.

This cognitively motivated model illustrates (a) how to achieve human-like explanations and predictions of social scenes; (b) how to recognize flexible human actions with little training; and (c) how to produce semantic representations of a social scene that connects vision with other domain-general processes, including language and common-sense reasoning.

Also like his fellow scholastics, he tended to preface his treatment of the moral goodness and badness of human actions with a discussion on the nature of the morality of action as such.

Yet his desire to think of the long-term consequences of human actions, coupled with the ideas expressed in his writings and many public interventions, offer a clue.

Description: This recording contains a word list that include verbs relating to human actions associated with various facial regions (e.g. cough, sneeze, lick, hiccup, spit).

Of course, many human actions deal with issues that are the concern of the natural and linguistic sciences.

Human actions combined with natural processes will not generally restore ecosystems to their preindustrial states, and we are left with the uneasy task of managing key biotic functions in the attempt to recoup losses and avert problems even greater than those we have already set in motion.

Within their current joint collaborative activities, Indizen, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and Consejo de Seguridad Nuclear have developed the so-called SIMulator of PROCedures (SIMPROC), a tool aiming at simulate events related with human actions and able to interact with a plant simulation model.