The phrase "human devices" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to tools, machines, or other inventions created by humans. An example sentence could be: "The advancement of human devices, such as computers and smartphones, has greatly improved our daily lives."
But this life too deconstructs, because it sets up the goal of living by a demand, the moral law, that is higher than we can live by our own human devices.
Horace Mann, the nineteenth-century American educator, referred to public schooling as "beyond all human devices... the great equalizer of the condition of men, the balance wheel of the social machinery".
In comparison the iPad is a deeply personal and - here's the key word - human device.
But does the merit-o-meter – a human device – need recalibration?
That's not the way this human device will look or work," Flake says.
Communism is thought of as a Jewish plot, Russian people considered inherently evil, and the age-old human device of simply turning the tables comes into play, fortified by high-grade Euro-terminology.
"It's a great way to introduce yourself to personal computing that shows it doesn't have to be through a sealed sapphire screen: it can be an open, human device that you make yourself," he said.
Boris 504's Non Human Device installations ask us to imagine just that.
There's still one ancient human device, though, that terrifies many dogs... First invented about fourteen hundred years ago in China, fireworks have been a standard part of many human celebrations since then, and in the U.S. this week we'll be celebrating a holiday that is synonymous with fireworks: the Fourth of July, America's Independence Day.
Human device is not easy to be used directly on mice, and the general research institutes cannot afford the cost.
In 2009 the FDA (under the human device exemption) and the European authorities approved DBS of striatal areas for tr-OCD and thus tr-OCD became the first psychiatric indication approved for DBS treatment.
