Sentence examples for superhuman capabilities from inspiring English sources

There is no official definition of what a 'furry' actually is, although most furries would agree that they share an interest in fictional anthromorphic animal characters that have human characteristics and personalities and/or mythological or imaginary creatures that possess human and/or superhuman capabilities.

"The average surgeon will become as good as the star surgeon, and the star will have superhuman capabilities," says Taylor, 58, an engineering professor at Johns Hopkins University.

These were the holy grails of the artificial intelligence community for years, but suddenly we are making striking progress, creating machines that have superhuman capabilities.

Be that as it may, it's likely that society will be transformed by autonomous robots even though the jury's out on whether they'll be idiot savants or display superhuman capabilities.

Google Glass could thus give us the false sense that we have superhuman capabilities like being omniscient; when in reality, we are limited by the information that we have learned and the glasses are merely enhancing and extending our knowledge via a technological medium.

The convention is the fourth largest gathering in the world for furries, meaning people who have an "interest in anthropomorphic animals and/or mythological or imaginary creatures which possess human or superhuman capabilities," according to WikiFur, a wiki managed by the furry community.

Shawn Roberts as Albert Wesker; the Chairman of the Umbrella Corporation who possesses superhuman strength, speed, and regenerative capabilities.

Classical composers have for centuries been dreaming up pieces so physically challenging they have initially been considered beyond the realm of human capability – until someone comes along and exerts such superhuman effort that they raise the bar for everyone else.

19 Art Superhuman From false teeth to the contraceptive pill, this show at London's Wellcome Collection explores how humans artificially enhance their capabilities and how artists (including Matthew Barney) imagine future developments.

In Japan, we use the expression "God-like" or "superhuman" to describe someone whose craftsmanship, after long years of training, has entered a realm that seems beyond human capability.

Superhuman, even.