Sentence examples for resulting from human action from inspiring English sources
Back in 1960, a distinguished free-market economist called Ronald Coase noticed that harmful effects resulting from human action simply did not show on the competitive market.
Certain hybrids resulting from human actions have replaced the ecological role of extirpated or extinct parent taxa and this ecological role should be preserved.
If we continue to refer to human-made disasters as "natural disasters" people will continue to think that these disasters are acts of God and not caused by the increased vulnerability to hazards resulting from human actions.
Small changes in sea-level can lead to significant changes in these compartments posing extreme challenges to the ecosystems and adding to the stress resulting from human actions and possible changes in weather patterns.
Herodotus may not always give us the facts, but he unfailingly supplies something that is just as important in the study of what he calls ta genomena ex anthrōpōn, or "things that result from human action": he gives us the truth about the way things tend to work as a whole, in history, civics, personality, and, of course, psychology.
In this chapter, we propose that knowledge results, or has resulted from human actions and machine functions.
One stresses the importance of free will in accounting for moral evil (resulting from free human actions) as opposed to natural evil (resulting from natural events such as earthquakes and plagues); it argues that a world in which people act freely, albeit sometimes in an evil way, is to be preferred to a world of automata who do only what is right.
These should not have happened and resulted from human error.
KTH dataset [45] is the largest available and most standard dataset widely used for benchmarking results for human action classification.
The work illustrates how elephants can sometimes protect themselves from human actions.
The discovery illustrates how elephants sometimes try to protect themselves from human actions.
