Sentence examples for innocuous action from inspiring English sources

To counter that kind of confusion, Apple describes a system through which a signal filter is a first step to eliminate completely innocuous action, like calmly carrying a device in a pocket, as well as specialized theft detection circuitry tuned to "detect certain acceleration frequency spectra characteristic of theft".

Users were unaware that years later this seeming innocuous action could result in Facebook using this as an endorsement in advertising without compensating them.

We can't anticipate, for instance, when an apparently innocuous action — such as joining the wrong group on Facebook — will trigger a red flag on some background checker that renders us in effect unemployable.

When subjects viewed others' hands grasping or withdrawing from objects that were either painful or nonpainful, distinct sensorimotor subregions emerged as showing preferential responses to different aspects of the stimuli: object information (noxious vs. innocuous), action information (grasps vs. withdrawals), and painful action outcomes (painful grasps vs. all other conditions).

At the same time, the book emphasizes the difficulty of foreseeing the potentially dire consequences of seemingly innocuous actions.

Anyone can accuse another of anything, innocuous actions can be perceived as predatory and there can be reasons other than guilt for settling a claim.

Repeated warnings about being vigilant, for example, often go unheeded as people fail to recognise the dangers of seemingly innocuous actions such as downloading files.

OVER the last week, scattered groups of protesters, probing the limits of dissent through seemingly innocuous actions like singing or silently walking in a group, have faced arrest and near-constant police surveillance.

Recent incidents of black people going about their lives and being unfairly targeted by suspicious or downright antagonistic white people who've criminalized innocuous actions have been widely shared on social media.

The problem is that those innocuous actions often become victims of oversight.

You don't want to test how these seemingly innocuous actions will be interpreted in an interview, so it's best to avoid them.