Sentence examples for perceiving human from inspiring English sources

The realistic face has some benefits: there are psychology and neuroscience studies that show we're highly attuned to perceiving human faces.

Existing visual attention driven summarization frameworks have high computational cost and memory requirements, as well as a lack of efficiency in accurately perceiving human attention.

Activations in these occipital and posterior temporal cortices when perceiving human gestures was predicted on the basis of their essential role in visual perception of biological motion and body parts.

Perceiving human beings as separate from one another and unequal when we simply aren't becomes its own prison.

Another fMRI study found similar responses when perceiving human faces and animals with or without faces in the same fusiform region [57], suggesting that perception of animals relies on the same substrates of perception of human faces.

By Rebecca Mead In ordinary lives Eliot perceived human nature's "deep pathos, its sublime mysteries".

Today, facial detection software, which can perceive human faces but not identify specific people, seems benign.

This Note posits a more practical reason for reform by reviewing available empirics on the way people perceive human agency.

The devastating environmental crisis that the planet faces today has fundamentally transformed the way we perceive human interaction with the natural environment.

Since the end of the Cold War, several international military interventions were undertaken to put an end to perceived human rights abuses (e.g., in Somalia and in Yugoslavia in the 1990s).

We will focus primarily on readings that imaginatively revisit experiments conducted on vulnerable populations: namely groups placed at risk by their classification according to perceived human and cultural differences.