Sentence examples for lack humans from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon estimates that pilotless aircraft will cost less than half as much as piloted fighter jets like the F-15 or F-18, largely because they lack humans.

Although apes are quite good at cooperating in certain circumstances, he says, they apparently lack humans' broad-ranging ability to perceive what others are thinking--especially when they're trying to be helpful.

Modernism has often been criticised for producing cold buildings that lack human scale.

Still life arrangements that use legible props like plants, blackboards, lab flasks and terrariums, they are more arcane, perhaps less interesting because they lack human presence.

The problem of managing powerful systems that lack human values is exemplified by "the paperclip maximizer," a scenario that the Swedish philosopher Nick Bostrom raised in 2003.

A day later, the California Department of Motor Vehicles independently released draft regulations allowing for federally approved cars that lack human controls (i.e., steering wheels and pedals for accelerating and braking).

That means financial affluent individuals are more likely to engage in entrepreneurial activity than firms who lack human and financial capital.

Perhaps part of the reason we presume this is epistemic, because it is so difficult to conclude that individuals who look human really lack human capacities.

Most Arabidopsis U12 introns are in genes that are reported to lack human orthologs.

Many organisations involved in forest products data collection, analysis and dissemination lack human resource with experience of data system management.

However, these species appear to lack human-pathogenic potential, thus they are proposed to be accidentally pathogenic [ 17].