Sentence examples for human appearance from inspiring English sources

Thus the new flu strain appeared in swine several years before its first human appearance in New York in 2003 and had been controlled by vaccination in swine before the new strain had become a human problem, which probably limited its human impact.

Derived from the Sanskrit avatra, meaning "descent," avatar first appeared in English in 1784 to mean an incarnation or human appearance of a deity, particularly Vishnu.

William Hurlbut asserts that "human appearance is something we should reserve for humans.

It displays the same inclination toward the reduction of human appearance to near abstraction paradoxically associated with the same sense of expressiveness.

Many roboticists believe that trying to simulate human appearance and behavior is a recipe for disappointment, because it raises unrealistic expectations.

For instance, robots designed to care for dementia patients are more effective when they don't have a human appearance or personality, because they pose no stress to patients who struggle to remember people.

When executing cross-view human matching, the humans' appearance normally changes significantly due to the changes in illumination and viewpoint, therefore the use of a single feature to identify cross-view human objects is not enough.

I've never quite come to terms with the paradox of it's coldly non-human appearance and its utterly human, emotion-filled output.

"Theresienstadt," says Lanzmann, "was human in appearance only.

And yet it feels similar, even though Spirit is a six-wheeled robotic vehicle, not even remotely human in appearance, even by Wall-E standards.

The standard cartoons about evolution always look forward: A fish emerges from the sea and begins to walk more and more upright; or a row of primates strides ahead, each one more erect and human in appearance.