Sentence examples for implicitly human from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere hangs a big photograph of a man cradling an antiquated robot -- a funny-sad, futuristic "Pietà" about technological and, implicitly, human obsolescence.

Although the original vision for artificial intelligence was the simulation of (implicitly human) intelligence, research has gradually shifted to autonomous systems that compete with people.

For each non-human study (animals, cells, or simulations), we coded whether the main statements of press release and news were phrased as explicitly non-human, implicitly human (for example, "a pregnant mother's stress level affects the brain of her unborn baby"), or explicitly human (for example, "a pregnant woman's stress... .......)... .......

But we all do it implicitly as human beings … You get a sense of someone just from the way in which they are in their bodies.

Notice that the Criminisi et al.'s algorithm does not use the information in lit frames, but it implicitly requires human interactions since it uses ground truth data periodically.

For computers to determine that compositional expressions are comparable, the relations between the composed components that are understood implicitly by human readers must be represented explicitly for computer manipulation.

Although humans increasingly interact directly with machines it remains unclear whether humans implicitly attribute intentions to them and, if so, whether such interactions resemble human-human interactions on a neural level.

When anyone approaches, a pink, implicitly lascivious prosthetic human tongue suddenly extends from the hole and just as quickly retracts, thanks to laser technology.

Thus, the natural scene implicitly evokes the human scene; for example, bees making honey out of kuṟiñci flowers evokes the lovers' union.

Containment of the H.I.V./AIDS epidemic in Australia was a public health milestone — achieved through legislation that implicitly recognized the human rights of homosexuals.

By providing reliable score information CSA* opens the large source of Go knowledge implicitly available in human game records for automatic extraction.