Sentence examples for measures the human from inspiring English sources
By all measures, the human computer method provided accuracy.
The complexity was defined as operator choice complexity, which indirectly measures the human performance in making choices, such as selecting parts, tools, fixtures, and assembly procedures in a multi-product, multi-stage, manual assembly environment.
These are drastic times for our people and require drastic measures". The human rights case was announced at the climate talks in Milan, Italy, where 140 countries are trying to put the finishing touches to the Kyoto protocol, the first international agreement to reduce greenhouse gases.
We use an information theoretic approach to model spatial variation in these costs using a range of plausible, spatially explicit predictor variables, including a novel measure of anthropogenic pressure that measures the human pressure that accrues to any point in the landscape by taking into account all people in the landscape, inversely weighted by their distance to that point.
Main Outcome Measures: The Human Activity Profile (HAP), a measure of physical activity, the Health Assessment Questionnaire (HAQ), a measure of activities of daily living and health status, the Medical Outcomes Study 36-Item Short-Form Health Survey (SF-36), and the Fatigue Assessment Instrument (FAI).
Furthermore, apart from mosquito elimination and protection against mosquito's biting which is the standard measures, the human-to-human contact reduction also contributes to the control of the outbreak.
"Can We Measure the Human Costs of War?," WBUR's Cognoscenti, 16 October 2015.
Still, Mr. Nelson and his cohorts around the world are ready to measure the human resonance of war with iraq.
But by almost any measure, the human suffering is likely to be vast.
Scientists have measured the human "exposome," or the particulates, chemicals, and microbes that individually swarm us all, in unprecedented detail.
Franz Josef Gall's invention of phrenology, in the early eighteen-hundreds, marked the start of the scientific community's lasting obsession with dissecting and measuring the human brain.
