Sentence examples for received from human from inspiring English sources

Information was received from human sources as well: agents working for Israel on the ground in Gaza to follow the course of the Fajr missiles.

The most extensive and intensive stress and mortality are received from human activity, fire, and mountain pine beetles (MPB; Dendroctonus ponderosae).

But that contradictory catechism is not holding up well under the battering that American interrogation policies have received from human rights organizations, European allies and increasingly skeptical members of Congress.

Some of the problems involved in social measurement include the lack of universally accepted theoretical frameworks and thus of quantifiable measures, sampling errors, problems associated with the intrusion of the measurer on the object being measured, and the subjective nature of the information received from human subjects.

The only such instances of significance are that the consensus predictor is significantly different from PLS and SGD at the 5% level, and MLP is also significantly different from SGD. Machine learning scripts used are given in Additional file 7. A total of 22 answer sets were received from human participants, a response rate of 9.6%.

And this means that the service we receive from humans (as opposed to robots, indeed any form of automation) needs to be great too.

To interpret the signals received from the senses, humans have developed and learned complex systems of languages consisting of "alphabets" of symbols and stimuli and the associated rules of usage.

Raif Badawi's imprisonment has received condemnation from human rights groups and others abroad and in Canada, though he is not a Canadian citizen.

Subsequent reporting by The Times and other news outlets has revealed that, last year, American investigators also received information from human intelligence sources and foreign spy services.

The Australian government has received criticism from human rights groups such as Amnesty International over secrecy cloaking military equipment sales to Saudi Arabia, in light of the ongoing bloodshed in Yemen.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Yasiel Puig remained silent Tuesday about the Los Angeles Magazine article that told a story of his escape from Cuba and the death threats he purportedly received last year from human traffickers under control of a major Mexican drug cartel.