Sentence examples for of human capacities from inspiring English sources

Few would dispute that the acquisition and use of language are essential to the full development of human capacities.

In short, the deaf community, like the hearing community, encompasses the range of human capacities, strengths and foibles.

As external affairs deteriorated, the high idealism, the exalted sense of human capacities depicted in tragedy at its height, yielded more and more to the complaints of the Skeptics.

Moreover, when leaning over that nearby stone ledge, the frisson of danger is more properly mixed with another sentiment that has long lured viewers to the great south rim of the Grand Canyon: a sense of awe at the expanse of space, and the humbling sense of something sublime, lying beyond the grasp of human capacities.

But we can also detect a tremendous difference between Hume's understanding of human capacities and that of Kraus: the author of Amo's dedicatory letter doesn't even consider the possibility of anchoring what individual human beings are capable of doing to something as arbitrary as "complection".

Neural computation has an influential role in the study of human capacities and behaviors.

Nigeria's Vanguard newspaper said the games "have given humanity an opportunity to push the limits of human capacity to adapt as evident in the stunning performances of disabled athletes".

The second lesson is the importance of human capacity.

Lynne Cox has spent more than four decades swimming past the known limits of human capacity.

Perhaps simply that he is just one of many special ones to have come and gone, subject like everyone else to the natural limits of human capacity.

Sports science was observational, an opportunity to study the body in motion by looking at individuals at the extremes of human capacity.