Sentence examples for more realistic human from inspiring English sources

Perhaps science fiction, then, can provide companies with a more realistic, human view of the future than their own staff could ever provide.

As we shall see, a more realistic human motion model will not just eliminate particles that cross walls but rather reward those that follow a trajectory compatible with the building layout.

If so, they might be a more realistic human destination for the search of alien life than another planetary system, which would be at least several light-years away.

The segmentation output can be used to construct a more realistic human face model for a variety of purposes like surgery planning, patient specific prosthesis design and facial expression simulation.

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Since Crystal Dynamics/Square Enix rebooted the famed franchise for consoles in 2013, the series has emphasized a more realistic, human Croft, one more interested in thinking out loud than wearing tight-fitting clothing and offering sarcastic quips.

"If you look at the books, the bottom part is very mouselike, the legs are mouse, and so I had to do it a little more realistic, more human," he said, adding, "So when she does all these great ballet moves, she can actually do them.

We believe that such controlled fluctuations make the timing more realistic and human like.

On a similar note, Epic is releasing the tools they have been using in their work to create more realistic digital human characters.

In short, it was not my primary intention to argue against the advances of neuroscience, but simply to convey a philosophical wonder about the fact that the idea of changing human physiology — transforming the human being itself — is, at least in some circles, both more "scientific" and more "realistic" than changing human society.

We speculate that the use of animal models with capillary changes characteristic of human disease (spontaneously hypertensive rats, diabetic animals, pharmacological degradation of the glycocalyx, and so forth) may provide more realistic models of human disease.