Sentence examples similar to human attentive from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the scientists say in their study, out today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, that these human-attentive social skills may even be part of dogs' genetic makeup.

Even without their accouterments, these theaters are masterpieces of detail, some painted with architectural flights of fancy — fluted columns, sculptured cherubs, rococo pediments — and others with human embellishment: attentive patrons in the loges on each side, white-wigged musicians across the bottom.

The credit card model informs us: we need code and attentive human beings.

The best example is a healthy and attentive human brain.

"So why do you have a problem with this?" he asked, pointing me to the beliefs of native peoples worldwide that animals can convey meaning and illumination to attentive humans.

By building novel interfaces that can run powerful systems — think of a nuclear power plant run from one large screen or a set of large screens manned by attentive humans and some machines — we can oversimplify real life processes.

Mr. Flimm is attentive to human interchanges and competent in the maneuvering of crowds.

There have been many necessary reforms and judges are much more attentive to human rights.

The conflict is not between maternal feelings and ambitiousness, Dr. Hrdy says, but between the needs of a human infant for constant, attentive, extended care; and the fact that a woman's ambitions must be played out in workplaces with no tolerance for children.

A lesser or more explicitly evangelical author could have made Lila's tacit and barely understood acceptance of grace synonymous with such outward manifestations of becoming a Christian as regular church attendance or Bible study.Ms Robinson is too attentive to human nature and too suspicious of certainty for such a pat ending.

Huge amounts of money are being invested, particularly in Japan; one technology corporation claimed in its promotional literature that robots are more patient and attentive than humans.