Sentence examples for in human capability from inspiring English sources

Professor James Tam, dean, School of Biological Sciences, Nanyang Technological University, and Professor Lee Eng Hin, dean of the faculty of medicine, National University of Singapore, announced some very good news in human capability development--that is, education and training--which remains an important area of focus for the nation's new initiatives.

Our current tax policies favor speculative investment in financial instruments over productive investments in human capabilities.

Both replaced earlier forms of memory and calculation and made major leaps in human capabilities possible.

Our results agree with Ref. [49] in emphasizing both the specific ability to learn abstract operators and the broader conceptual-intentional system as components in the human capability for language and in its use in the flow of discourse.

However, there are limitations in the human capability to monitor simultaneous events in surveillance displays [1].

An added challenge entails demonstrating that improvements in early development, translate into improvements in later human capability.

Perhaps the most deeply rooted opposition stems from the psychological refusal to accept a limit in the human capability to predict the evolution of a mechanistic system, no matter how complex it is.

India's underperformance can be traced to a failure to learn from the examples of so-called Asian economic development, in which rapid expansion of human capability is both a goal in itself and an integral element in achieving rapid growth.

For Markoff, the difference between these two fields, A.I. and I.A., is the difference between a future in which human capabilities are enhanced by technology and one in which humans are made effectively obsolete, versioned out by the consequences of our own ingenuity.

"JackIn is the vision for augmenting human capability and human existence.

He has probably suppressed more extremes of human capability in the course of his career than most thespians: Hitler, Pinochet, some spectacularly tyrannous Shakespearean kings, several louche old queens, and the goodest of the good: darling hearts Claudius and Cadfael, the sleuthing priest.