So to prevent this from causing major illnesses, and even death, among the population, we need to be able to respond rapidly and find out what's causing the human difficulties.
This example is chosen due to the human difficulties to accurately estimate the rotation speed of objects under certain conditions.
We seem to have no trouble understanding why people lose ground after weight loss, addiction recovery, or treatment for depression because we know intuitively that an intensive intervention represents an extraordinary divergence from the natural course of human difficulty.
In my favorite of all her poems, "A Tale Began" (which I was overjoyed to be able to use for the epigraph for my own book "Through The Children's Gate"), she writes about the range of human difficulties that, over time, make the decision to have a child impossible.
A novel video analysis technique is presented that performs temporal segmentation of video containing human product interaction and automatically identifies time segments in which the human has difficulties in operating the product.
Vic is not a rebel, just an ordinary, alienated, working-class bloke in another industrial northern town, and Schlesinger's first feature, like the best of his later work, focused on what he once described as "human difficulties and the illusions of love".
Unlike television cameras, the human eye has difficulty confirming that both feet are in the air for less than 30 or 40 milliseconds.
If it is true that the human mind has difficulty in comprehending the enormity of mass killings and it is the single example or a digestible combination of them that really brings home the utter horror, then nowhere is that more true than in the pink-painted Kigali Memorial Centre in the capital.
Clinical signs of animal ingestion mirror those of humans: difficulty walking and lackadaisical demeanor.
Of course, some of this is the human tendency to underestimate difficulty and overestimate capacity as pointed out in The Invisible Gorilla and related research.
