Sentence examples for operations of the human from inspiring English sources
In the dualism of French philosopher René Descartes, both the mind and the soul are spiritual entities existing separately from the mechanical operations of the human body.
In Müller's laboratory Helmholtz met a group of young men, among whom were Emil Heinrich Du Bois-Reymond, the founder of experimental neurophysiology, and Ernst Wilhelm von Brücke, who later became an expert on the operations of the human eye.
Recall only that Mills defines logic as 'the science of the operations of the human understanding in the pursuit of truth' (1843, 6).
They are related to surface structures by a series of operations called transformations (which generative Essentialists typically regard as mentally real operations of the human language faculty).
[For the modistae thought] that the structure of language mirrors the structure of reality and the operations of the human mind" (Kloesel 1981, 130).
Artificial neural networks (ANNs) are computer systems developed to mimic the operations of the human brain by mathematically modeling its neurophysiological structure.
It is based on the principles of cognitive image processing, which means that it executes fast pattern matching and data reduction mimicking the operation of the human brain.
It may turn out to be lacking in a machine consciousness, which is not bound to carry over into its workings the precisely human operations of the precisely human ego, though that is not to say the machine will be without feelings.
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These results include design and evaluation methods of human interfaces in plant operation, computational models of the human information processing of plant operators, and psychological approaches to measure the mental state of human operators, which have a great influence on the human performance.
Much of Turing's mathematical work focused on the formal description of the logical operations of human thought and the project to build intelligent machines that would embody the formal principles he discovered.
