Sentence examples for involving tools from inspiring English sources

Sciences of the interface will have to deal with heterogeneous mnemonic systems involving tools, labels, and technologies as well as embodied brains.

The primates at the Germany's Max Planck Institute, where Martin-Ordas had done her postdoctoral research, regularly do tasks involving tools.

14 Furthermore, these secondary structure comparison methods can be compiled into two categories, namely thermodynamic stability involving RNALfoldz, 27 and structure consensus involving tools such as RNAZ.

All subjects except Kila had participated in a variety of cognitive tests and some of them included tasks involving tools and traps (see Table  1).

Gajdon, Amann, and Huber (2011) recently also demonstrated the kea's behavioural flexibility in a reversal learning task involving tools by showing that these parrots rely on social information at first, but abandon it in favour of overt exploration.

Let an adult supervise the painting and anything involving tools.

This paper critically evaluates various tool management approaches, identifying the operational tradeoffs and analyzing the models developed to address management decisions involving tooling.

"The ubiquitous presence of the dart-thrower's wrist motion in distinctively human activities involving tool use, throwing, and weaponry suggests that its development also may have played an important role in human evolution".

In the present study, we examined the influence of a conspecific recipient's request on helping behavior in chimpanzees, using an experimental paradigm involving tool transfer rather than food transfer.

The first method involves tools of functional analysis and yields a new estimate of the semigroup of the previous linear operator using the eigenvalues of its infinitesimal generator.

While other studies have shown that different chimp groups use similar tools in different ways (ScienceNOW, 22 August 2005), this is the first controlled study that shows chimps can follow conventions that don't involve tools, Bonnie says.