Sentence examples for human compliance from inspiring English sources
Moreover, previous findings suggest that computer agents may activate the norm of reciprocity to induce human compliance (Fogg & Nass, 1997).
"Human compliance in any kind of system is the main issue, moving towards autonomous or advanced systems you have higher level of compliance and that's where a central-backed congestion management platform in real-time can get to many places".
Smith notes that suspicious patterns might initially be identified by a (human) compliance officer, employed by one of its customers, with its machine learning algorithms then using that data to spot variations and multiple instances of the same patterns.
In humans, compliance takes three dimensions: mechanical, cognitive and social.
To develop a mechanical model of human eye compliance for volumetric studies.
The Home Office says British training is designed to improve human rights compliance but campaigners say there is a lack of evidence to prove this claim.
We've ended up with a Commonwealth parliamentary committee that is supposed to scrutinise legislation for human rights compliance, but in the process we still managed to get rights-crushing data retention and the worst excesses of border protection.
This week, Australia was effectively awarded the gold medal for cruelty at the UN Human Rights Council's periodic review of our national human rights compliance, with the council's member states almost unanimous in their criticism of our asylum seeker policies.
What we learned today is that human rights compliance, a phrase deployed so causally by the government when it presents measures to parliament or announces secondary legislation, has a meaning that must exist in reality not just spin.
