Sentence examples for the human rate from inspiring English sources

Another product, from the text-mining company ClearForest, boasts a speed of 15,000 pages an hour, still far surpassing the human rate of a mere 60 pages.

This update is the main idea in the algorithm of the evaluation tool can automate the human rate in scoring.

We demonstrate the importance of enthesis destruction in our model to obtain a global healing rate close to the human rate.

They also had an overall healing rate of 40% after enthesis destruction, which is close to the human rate, and are convenient for evaluating the effects of adjuvant therapy on healing.

Indeed, the C. elegans mutation rate was found to be ~3 × 10−9 [ 31] or ~10−8 [ 32] per site per generation, slightly lower than the human rate [ 33– 33].

Recently, Worobey et al. [ 18] used host-specific local clocks to infer the history of influenza A viruses and showed that the substitution rate of avian viruses were significantly higher than the human rate, although slightly lower or equal to the rate in swine.

"But, in terms of fundamentals, the human rating requirements have not been published by NASA," he said.

A fundamental concept conveyed in this definition, is that the human rated designation is applied to a space system.

High correlation between the human rating and PDM score shows that PDM should be suitable to evaluate image quality in parallel MR imaging.

This convention, however, is not followed universally outside the human rated community; for engineers and technicians who design and build uncrewed launch vehicles nominally refer to explosive devices as ordnance or energetic.

Which would appear to suggest something fishy when compared to the average human rate of having birthdays.