Sentence examples for models of man from inspiring English sources
Simon, H. in Models of Man, Social and Rational: Mathematical Essays on Rational Human Behavior in a Social Setting 241 260 (Wiley, 1957).
Derek de Solla Price, "Networks of Scientific Papers," Science 149 (1965): 510; Herbert Simon, "On a Class of Skew Distribution Function," Biometrica 42 (1955): 425-440, reprinted in Herbert Simon, Models of Man Social and Rational: Mathematical Essays on Rational Human Behavior in a Social Setting (New York: Garland, 1957).
In the Treatise of man, Descartes did not describe man, but a kind of conceptual models of man, namely creatures, created by God, which consist of two ingredients, a body and a soul.
The industrial revolution gave rise to models of man as machine.
We investigate the problem of automatically creating 3D models of man-made environments that we represent as collections of textured planes.
Sapato stocks more than 3,000 models of shoe from 100 world-known brands but in 2011 aims to increase this to 10,000 models of men, women and kids footwear.
In [7] Bartoli introduces a random sampling strategy to segment piecewise planar surfaces in order to create 3D models of man-made environments.
HOW can economists expect to be taken seriously, non-economists are given to complain, when their model of man is so patently inadequate?
There's a virtual model of Man Ray's clothes-hanger mobile whose elements appear to dangle and revolve, casting eerie shadows as they seem to approach and recede.
Joseph Weizenbaum of the MIT AI Laboratory has described the ultimate aim of strong AI as "nothing less than to build a machine on the model of man, a robot that is to have its childhood, to learn language as a child does, to gain its knowledge of the world by sensing the world through its own organs, and ultimately to contemplate the whole domain of human thought".
Can left and right not join together to propose tough legislation punishing dead-beat dads who embrace the evolutionary model of man as inseminator?
