Sentence examples for intervention of humans from inspiring English sources
Autonomy means that agents can control their behavior in accordance with their goals, and act without intervention of humans or other systems.
Ground water at some sampling sites is unsuitable because of influence of urban and industrial waste discharge, aquifer mineralogy and with other anthropogenic activities and increased intervention of humans in deteriorating the groundwater quality of the area.
Kernels no longer self-dispersed but were held tight on the cob, requiring the intervention of humans to sow seeds.
Two prominent American colleges have removed advertisements for South Korean government scholarships that bar people with HIV, following the intervention of human rights activists.
His recommendations include "automated negotiation" where differences may be resolved "without the intervention of human experts" by relying on blind bidding processes.
Google News was introduced in 2002, with the boast from the company that its algorithm could pick and present the day's main news without the intervention of human editors.
After long and careful study, the chemists at the plant concluded that the 2,4-D had been formed spontaneously in the holding ponds, from other substances discharged from the arsenal; in the presence of catalyzing air and sunlight, and quite without the intervention of human chemists, the ponds had become laboratories for the production of a new chemical.
After careful study, the chemists at the plant concluded that the 2, 4-D had been formed spontaneously in the holding ponds, from other substances discharged from the arsenal; in the presence of tatalyzing air and sunlight; and quite without intervention of human chemists, the ponds had become laboratories for the production of a new chemical.
However, it is not fully automated, and it requires the intervention of human experts.
Understanding molecular regulation of cell junctions is important for development of therapeutic strategies for intervention of human diseases.
Apollo is targeted at multi-vehicle operations in mixed initiative interactions (allowing intervention of human operators).
