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Discover LudwigThe phrase "human likeness" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that looks or behaves like a human. For example, "The robot had a very lifelike human likeness."
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The human likeness vanished as she came closer.
One critic called its characters "three small fiends in human likeness".
This was found with the original robots and also with CGI images built to systematically vary in human likeness.
You can see a human likeness as liberating a simple object, conferring character on it, releasing it into life.
It may be a radical distortion of a human likeness, at first sight suggesting some kind of bird.
In "Plausible Portraits," James writes, "From the beginnings of civilization it has been the human likeness which has most preoccupied man.
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Further, behavioural indices clearly documented the hypothesized direction of the effect of human-likeness: the more a game partner exhibited human-like features (CP
It is this distinctive dip in the relationship between human-likeness and emotional response that is called the uncanny valley.
If human-likeness increased beyond this point, and they became very close to human, the emotional response returned to being positive.
If human-likeness increased beyond this point, and the became very close to human, the emotional response returned to being positive.
Dr Mori drew a graph (see chart) with "human-likeness" on the horizontal axis and a quality he called shinwakan (variously translated as "familiarity" and "comfort level") on the vertical one.
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