"human technique" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It refers to a method or approach that is employed by humans to achieve a certain goal or perform a task. Example: The success of the surgical procedure was largely dependent on the advanced human techniques developed by the medical team.
Natural human techniques for gaining information from an interview unthinkingly cut corners by suggesting answers or guessing at the answer or offering multiple choices.
The authors contrast methods used in humans with those used in animals and show the extent to which human techniques can inform us about connections despite their limitations.
Shamanism is not to be identified with sorcery and magic if they are understood as attempts to manipulate the supernatural through certain human techniques, in contrast with religion, in which man approaches higher beings (gods) in an attitude of supplication.
"It uses a combination of human techniques and some odd ones too – both of which benefit from faster-than-human reflexes," wrote Firoiu in an email to TechCrunch.
Technology that can imitate humans' techniques for documenting stories needs to be able to cross-reference objects and characters seen in multiple pictures and infer relationships between people, objects, and places.
Perhaps because of an advanced mental connection, Homo habilis developed a characteristic that is uniquely human, the technique of making tools.
Watched by a small group of police officers, the assembled discussed the future of their protest, using the "human microphone" technique to amplify a speaker's voice for those at the back.
But opponents of the New Jersey bill say it goes beyond limited research, and would allow a procedure called "somatic cell nuclear transfer," which some scientists consider a human cloning technique.
A human evaluation technique is used to calculate precision.
